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WUTH-ITT-C484988 Minor, Small & Medium Works

Description: The Contracting Authority is seeking to establish a Framework for provision of minor, small & medium works across its own sites and for any other participating authority as named in the ITT. The Framework will be for a period of 12 months with the option to extend for a further 12 months (maximum duration 2 years). The Framework will be broken down into five Lots: Lot 1 - Electrical (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 2 - Flooring (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 3 - Minor/Reactive Works (value band PS1 - PS50,000) Lot 4 - Minor/Small Planned works (value band PS50,001 - PS350,000) Lot 5 - Medium/Planned Works (value band PS350,001 - PS1.5m) Tenderers will be required to demonstrate the ability to provide and coordinate a wide (read more...)

Summary: Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is setting up a works framework for minor, small and medium building and service projects across its own sites and those of participating NHS trusts in Cheshire and Merseyside. The five work areas are electrical jobs such as sockets, data points and upgrades; flooring repairs and replacements; minor and reactive work, including painting, locks, signage and small refurbishments; planned small works such as larger refurbishments and mechanical or electrical system replacements; and medium planned projects including roofs, pipework, car parks and windows. Suppliers may focus on a specialist trade or offer and coordinate a broader range of building and service trades. The framework is also available to the participating NHS organisations named in the procurement.

Construction, Repairs and Maintenance Framework

Description: North Lincolnshire Council is establishing a series of Frameworks to provide flexible, compliant and commercially robust mechanisms for the delivery of construction, maintenance, repair and infrastructure services across its estate and wider asset portfolio

Summary: North Lincolnshire Council is establishing a construction and maintenance framework for work across its estate and wider property portfolio, including schools, offices, housing and other public buildings. Ten lots cover general building projects, mechanical and electrical installations, minor repairs and maintenance, roofing, demolition and land remediation, and non-domestic renewable-energy retrofits. The work ranges from new build, refurbishment and renovation to reactive repairs, and can include contractor design. The renewable-energy lot covers solar, batteries, low-carbon heating, electric vehicle chargers and other energy-efficiency technologies, including installation, maintenance and inspection. Demolition work may include structural demolition, site clearance, excavation, environmental remediation and hazardous-material removal. Delivery is in North Lincolnshire and the East Midlands area.

Asset Safety and Compliance (ASC2) - PME

Description: Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) is developing its next-generation Asset Safety and Compliance Framework (ASC2), building upon the existing ASC1 framework. The potential scope of ASC2 is currently expected to include services relating to Asbestos consultancy, surveying and removal services, Property protection and security services, Water hygiene, testing and treatment services, Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) compliance services, Electrical testing, inspection and remedial works, Building safety and associated compliance services and other statutory compliance disciplines identified through market engagement The above scope is indicative at this stage and may be amended or expanded following Preliminary Market Engagement and further development of the procurement strategy. Please refer to the attached ASC2 Preliminary Market Engagement document for further information on the proposed framework and details of how to register for (read more...)

Summary: The Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA), through LHC Procurement Group, is developing a framework for public sector asset safety and statutory compliance services across Scotland. The indicative scope spans asbestos consultancy, surveys and removal; property security; water hygiene testing and treatment; heating, ventilation and air-conditioning compliance; electrical inspection, testing and remedial work; and building safety. Other statutory compliance disciplines may be added following market engagement. The framework is intended to build on SPA’s existing ASC1 arrangement and provide a broad asset safety and compliance solution for public sector organisations. The market engagement is also exploring digital compliance management, data and reporting, social value and sustainability, alongside potential regional and national delivery models.

Supply and Delivery of Two Replacement Generators MV Hoy Head

Description: To replace 112.5kVa Volvo TMD 71A generators on the Hoy Head. This is due to the engines now being obsolete, reduced availability of spare parts and increased costs. New generators will require to be class approved and of the same electrical output. The generators must be supplied by 28 February 2027 to allow fitting during the vessels next scheduled drydock

Summary: Orkney Islands Council is buying two replacement generators for the vessel MV Hoy Head. The existing 112.5 kVA Volvo TMD 71A generators are obsolete, with spare parts becoming less available and more costly. The replacements must have the same electrical output and be class approved. The purchase is for supply and delivery; installation is not included in the stated requirement. Delivery is to Orkney, for fitting during the vessel’s next scheduled drydock. This is a marine generator supply requirement, suited to manufacturers, marine equipment suppliers and distributors able to provide compliant generating equipment and arrange delivery to the island. The procurement is a single requirement for both generators, rather than separate lots.

Supply and Delivery of Two Replacement Generators MV Thorsvoe

Description: To replace 112.5kVa Volvo TMD 71A generators on the MV Thorsvoe. This is due to the engines now being obsolete, reduced availability of spare parts and increased costs. New generators will require to be class approved and of the same electrical output. The generators must be supplied by 31 August 2027 to allow fitting during the vessels next scheduled drydock

Summary: Orkney Islands Council is buying two replacement generators for the MV Thorsvoe, replacing obsolete Volvo TMD 71A engines. The requirement is for marine generator supply, with delivery to support fitting during the vessel’s next scheduled dry dock. Each replacement must have the same electrical output as the existing 112.5 kVA generators and must be approved by the relevant marine classification body. The purpose is to address the engines’ obsolescence, the reduced availability of spare parts and rising parts costs. The buyer is Orkney Islands Council, based in Kirkwall, and the generators are for use on the MV Thorsvoe in Orkney.

Asset Safety and Compliance (ASC2) - PME

Description: Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) is developing its next-generation Asset Safety and Compliance Framework (ASC2), building upon the existing ASC1 framework. The potential scope of ASC2 is currently expected to include services relating to Asbestos consultancy, surveying and removal services, Property protection and security services, Water hygiene, testing and treatment services, Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) compliance services, Electrical testing, inspection and remedial works, Building safety and associated compliance services and other statutory compliance disciplines identified through market engagement The above scope is indicative at this stage and may be amended or expanded following Preliminary Market Engagement and further development of the procurement strategy. Please refer to the attached ASC2 Preliminary Market Engagement document for further information on the proposed framework and details of how to register for (read more...)

Summary: The Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA), through LHC Procurement Group, is developing a framework for asset safety and statutory compliance services for public sector organisations in Scotland. The anticipated work spans asbestos consultancy, surveys and removal; property protection and security; water hygiene testing and treatment; heating, ventilation and air conditioning compliance; electrical testing, inspection and remedial works; and building safety. Other statutory compliance services may also be included after market engagement. The framework is intended as a successor to the existing ASC1 arrangement and aims to provide a comprehensive asset safety and compliance solution. Suppliers may also have relevant expertise in digital compliance management, data and reporting, as these are among the areas SPA is considering for the framework.

Communal Doors and Door Entry Systems

Description: Established in 2004, Procurement for Housing (PfH) is a national procurement consortium dedicated to the social housing sector and supported by the National Housing Federation (NHF), Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and HouseMark. Collectively our Members manage more than 90% of UK' social housing stock, with PfH helping them to achieve efficiency savings using a wide range of services including framework agreements, dynamic purchasing systems, spend analyses, strategy reviews, consolidated billing and comprehensive reporting. PfH is a contracting authority under section 2 of the Procurement Act 2023 and a centralised procurement authority under section 1(4) of that Act. Please refer to www.pfh.co.uk for additional information. PfH is administered by Inprova Limited and is headquartered in the North West of England with over 20 years of expertise and experience (read more...)

Summary: Procurement for Housing (PfH) is seeking manufacturers and contractors to provide communal doors and door-entry systems for social housing and other eligible public bodies. The requirement covers aluminium, steel, stainless-steel and timber communal doors, alongside wired and non-wired (GSM) audio and video access systems. Services include surveying, design, supply, installation, commissioning, handover and maintenance. Door-entry systems can also be bid for separately. Work may be delivered across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The framework excludes non-communal doors, including house front doors, and fire doors. PfH is a national procurement consortium serving the social housing sector; its framework is intended for use by PfH members and other permitted public bodies.

CTCRM Laundry Rental procurement

Description: CTCRM requires to hire 30 Commercial Washing Machines and 30 Commercial Tumble Dryers for an initial one year period, with the option to extend for a total of three years.

Summary: The Ministry of Defence is procuring the rental of commercial laundry equipment for CTCRM: 30 commercial washing machines and 30 commercial tumble dryers. The requirement is for equipment hire rather than a purchase of machines. The work is associated with the Ministry of Defence in Portsmouth, and delivery is stated as being in the United Kingdom. The equipment will support laundry operations at CTCRM. This is a single-lot requirement covering both washing and drying machines, so suppliers need to be able to provide the full stated combination of equipment. The procurement is categorised as goods, but the commercial requirement is to rent the machines and provide the contracted supply for the site.

COV - Supply of Tools and Equipment 2026

Description: The Council is seeking to establish a single-supplier framework agreement for the supply and delivery of grounds maintenance equipment, specialist personal protective equipment (PPE), weed spraying equipment and accessories, and other operational tools and items required to support service delivery. The scope of the framework includes, but is not limited to, hedge trimmers, strummers, mowers, chainsaw gloves, rigger gloves, mower blades, strimmer cord, spark plugs, knapsack sprayers, lances, nozzles, petrol cans and litter pickers.

Summary: Coventry City Council is buying grounds maintenance equipment, specialist personal protective equipment, weed-spraying equipment and accessories, plus other operational tools and supplies for its service delivery. Examples include hedge trimmers, strimmers, mowers, chainsaw and rigger gloves, mower blades, strimmer cord, spark plugs, knapsack sprayers, lances, nozzles, petrol cans and litter pickers. This is a goods requirement covering the supply and delivery of equipment and consumables, including machine and power tools (CPV 42600000). Delivery is in Coventry. The Council intends to appoint one supplier to a framework, with call-offs made directly to that supplier rather than through further competition.

Newlon Housing Trust Lift replacement Framework

Description: The successful tenderers will be required to deliver the technical requirements below. It is Newlon Housing Trust goal to achieve an agreed Framework of accredited and trusted Lift Contractors to complete Lift Equipment renewal works as specified. The supporting Performance Specification (Appendix 2) is to be utilised with the objective that each project/ installation shall enhance operational reliability, passenger safety, and energy efficiency. The scope of work shall include, where specified, the replacement or refurbishment of the primary control system, drive assembly, and door operators to ensure compliance with current industry standards. It is expected that all works shall be conducted in accordance with statutory health and safety regulations and shall undergo rigorous testing and certification upon completion. For more information about this opportunity, please visit the eSourcing (read more...)

Summary: Newlon Housing Trust is seeking contractors to replace and refurbish lift equipment across its housing stock in London. Works may include replacing or refurbishing the main control system, drive assembly and door operators, as specified for each project. The aim is to improve lift reliability, passenger safety and energy efficiency, and bring equipment into line with current industry standards. The work also includes complying with statutory health and safety requirements, followed by testing and certification. This is a lift installation and renewal works contract, covering both lift equipment and the associated installation work.