Contract Title: (simple title used for the Contract) Pound House Fire Safety works - Dry Riser Extended Prelims

Description: Undertake all responsibilities of Principal Contractor during the installation phase, including subcontracting of all specialist trades in relation to the installation and commissioning of the Dry Riser

Summary: Oxford City Council has successfully awarded a contract pertaining to the Pound House Fire Safety works, specifically targeting the installation and commissioning of a Dry Riser. The procurement process, which is in the award stage, utilised a direct method without competition, and was completed below the threshold, thereby not requiring a competitive tender process. The contract, valued at £40,885.80 net of VAT, spans from 29th June 2025 to 29th August 2025. This procurement falls under the industry category of building consultancy services, with the work being carried out in Oxford, UKJ14 region. The contract was signed on 23rd June 2025, marking the official commissioning of the project under legal reference UKPGA 2023/54.

Maintenance of Dry Risers and Hose Reels

Description: The provision of maintenance of dry risers and hose reels to comply with regulations.

Summary: The project pertains to the maintenance of dry risers and hose reels, centred around ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. The procuring entity is the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Northamptonshire, located in Wellingborough, England. The procurement, categorised under repair and maintenance services of firefighting equipment, reached the award stage with relevant details published on 16 December 2025. It follows a limited procurement method, specifically using competitive quotations below the threshold. The contract runs from 1 September 2025 to 27 April 2027, providing services at the postal code NN8 6GS.

Term Maintenance Contract for Servicing of Sprinkler, Dry Riser and Kitchen Fire Suppression Systems

Description: This contract comprises the following Works/ Services provision to various Falkirk Council properties: - 1. The quarterly, 6 monthly and annual inspection, testing and servicing of Sprinkler installations and associated equipment as detailed, including any battery replacements as required. 2. The 6 month and annual service, inspection and testing of the Dry Risers as detailed and any associated equipment as required. 3. The 6 month and annual service, inspection and testing of the Kitchen Fire Suppression installations as detailed and any associated equipment as required. 4. A 2 hour emergency call out service is to be provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 52 weeks of the year including all public holidays and weekends. 5. Ad hoc repairs and works to the Sprinkler, Dry (read more...)

Summary: The Falkirk Council is engaged in a procurement process under an open procedure for a Term Maintenance Contract for servicing sprinkler, dry riser, and kitchen fire suppression systems across various Council properties in the region UKM76. The contract involves quarterly, semi-annual, and annual inspection, testing, and servicing, including a 24/7 emergency call-out service. The procurement stage is currently complete, and an award was made to Churches Fire Safety Ltd in February 2026, with a contract value of £283,021.93 GBP. Initial tender activities were active until January 2026, making this an opportune process for service providers within the repair and maintenance services industry.

Fire Hydrants & Dry Risers - Servicing, Maintenance, and Reactive Works

Description: The University of Edinburgh has appointed a single supplier for a contract covering servicing, maintenance, and reactive works of fire hydrants and dry riser installations located throughout the University's estate. The initial contract period is for 2 years from 1st March 2026 to 29th February 2028. The University has the option to extend for two periods of 1-year each, potentially taking the contract through to 28th February 2030 if all extensions are applied.

Summary: The procurement process for the servicing, maintenance, and reactive works of fire hydrants and dry riser installations across the University of Edinburgh's estate has been awarded. The University of Edinburgh has appointed Core Fire Limited as the single supplier following an open procedure. The contract runs initially for two years, from March 1, 2026, to February 29, 2028, with possible extensions that could extend it to February 28, 2030. This process falls under the services industry category, with contract works mainly located in Edinburgh, within the region UKM75. The initial planning started in August 2025, followed by a tender period until December 4, 2025, leading to the contract award on February 5, 2026. The procurement stage is now complete, with an active contract in place.

Dry Riser Inspection, Service and Maintenance

Description: North Lanarkshire Council (the "Council") propose to establish an Agreement with a single Contractor for Dry Riser Inspection, Service and Maintenance.

Summary: The procurement process conducted by North Lanarkshire Council for "Dry Riser Inspection, Service and Maintenance" has concluded with the contract awarded on 7th May 2025 to M & S Fire Protection Ltd. This public service contract falls under the industry category of general public services and is located in the North Lanarkshire region (UKM84). The procurement process followed an open procedure, allowing wide participation. The contract, initially spanning three years starting from 2nd June 2025 until 1st June 2028, may be extended by two additional 12-month periods, with a total value capped at £100,000 excluding VAT. The opportunity was advertised through an electronic submission process, with the award stage finalised by the beginning of June 2025.

Term Maintenance Contract for Servicing of Sprinkler, Dry Riser and Kitchen Fire Suppression Systems

Description: This contract comprises the following Works/ Services provision to various Falkirk Council properties: - 1. The quarterly, 6 monthly and annual inspection, testing and servicing of Sprinkler installations and associated equipment as detailed, including any battery replacements as required. 2. The 6 month and annual service, inspection and testing of the Dry Risers as detailed and any associated equipment as required. 3. The 6 month and annual service, inspection and testing of the Kitchen Fire Suppression installations as detailed and any associated equipment as required. 4. A 2 hour emergency call out service is to be provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 52 weeks of the year including all public holidays and weekends. 5. Ad hoc repairs and works to the Sprinkler, Dry (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "Term Maintenance Contract for Servicing of Sprinkler, Dry Riser and Kitchen Fire Suppression Systems" was initiated by Falkirk Council, a regional authority providing general public services. Located in Falkirk, Scotland, the council sought to engage suppliers for the maintenance of fire suppression systems across its properties. The process followed an open procurement method and was characterised by electronic submissions, with bids opening on 12th January 2026. Following the tender stage completion, the contract was awarded to Churches Fire Safety Ltd, with the contract becoming active on 16th February 2026. The total value of the awarded contract was GBP 283,021.93, marking the culmination of the procurement initiative.

Term Maintenance Contract for Servicing of Sprinkler, Dry Riser and Kitchen Fire Suppression Systems

Description: This contract comprises the following Works/ Services provision to various Falkirk Council properties: - 1. The quarterly, 6 monthly and annual inspection, testing and servicing of Sprinkler installations and associated equipment as detailed, including any battery replacements as required. 2. The 6 month and annual service, inspection and testing of the Dry Risers as detailed and any associated equipment as required. 3. The 6 month and annual service, inspection and testing of the Kitchen Fire Suppression installations as detailed and any associated equipment as required. 4. A 2 hour emergency call out service is to be provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 52 weeks of the year including all public holidays and weekends. 5. Ad hoc repairs and works to the Sprinkler, Dry (read more...)

Summary: The procurement process for the "Term Maintenance Contract for Servicing of Sprinkler, Dry Riser and Kitchen Fire Suppression Systems" was initiated by Falkirk Council, a regional authority providing general public services. Located in Falkirk, Scotland, the council sought to engage suppliers for the maintenance of fire suppression systems across its properties. The process followed an open procurement method and was characterised by electronic submissions, with bids opening on 12th January 2026. Following the tender stage completion, the contract was awarded to Churches Fire Safety Ltd, with the contract becoming active on 16th February 2026. The total value of the awarded contract was GBP 283,021.93, marking the culmination of the procurement initiative.

Service and Maintenance of Dry Risers

Description: The service, maintenance and repair of dry risers in housing-managed stock.

Summary: The London Borough of Newham is seeking services for the maintenance and repair of dry risers in their housing-managed stock. This procurement falls under the category of services and specifically targets the repair and maintenance services of firefighting equipment. The process is currently in the tender stage with an open competition method, inviting submissions until 10th April 2026, with enquiries closing on 26th February 2026. Located in London, UK, this tender, governed by legal basis 2023/54, aims to commence the contract on 11th May 2026, and concludes on 10th May 2029, potentially extending up to 2031 based on performance.

Fire Hydrants & Dry Risers - Servicing, Maintenance, and Reactive Works

Description: The University of Edinburgh is intending to go out to market within the next month to invite competitive tenders to establish contracting arrangements with a single supplier for a contract covering servicing, maintenance, and reactive works of fire hydrants and dry riser installations located throughout the University's estate. It is intended that the contract will in place for an initial term of 2 years with two options to extend for periods of 1-year each (2+1+1). Interested parties should note their interest to this notice.

Summary: The procurement process for the servicing, maintenance, and reactive works of fire hydrants and dry riser installations across the University of Edinburgh's estate has been awarded. The University of Edinburgh has appointed Core Fire Limited as the single supplier following an open procedure. The contract runs initially for two years, from March 1, 2026, to February 29, 2028, with possible extensions that could extend it to February 28, 2030. This process falls under the services industry category, with contract works mainly located in Edinburgh, within the region UKM75. The initial planning started in August 2025, followed by a tender period until December 4, 2025, leading to the contract award on February 5, 2026. The procurement stage is now complete, with an active contract in place.

Provision of Repairs & Maintenance of Sprinklers and Wet & Dry Risers

Description: This tender is to cover: * Maintenance and repairs for automatic water suppression systems and * Wet and Dry riser maintenance and repairs within Pobl Group properties including within communal areas and flats.

Summary: Pobl Group Ltd, based in Swansea, United Kingdom, has initiated a tender for the provision of repairs and maintenance of sprinkler systems and wet & dry risers within its properties. The procurement process is in the tender stage, with an open competition method, and is classified under the industry categories of sprinkler systems and fire-prevention installation works. Interested parties should be aware that the deadline for submitting proposals is 7th October 2025 at 14:00 BST, with the enquiry period closing on 2nd October 2025 at 12:00 BST. The contract, valued at up to GBP 480,000 gross, is expected to commence on 2nd February 2026 and run until 31st January 2028, with possible extensions. The scope of the work spans several regions within the UK, including UKL14, UKL17, UKL18, UKL21, and UKL22.