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Lot 1: Demolition Projects
The scope of the work is of all project values. Typically, the work will be comprised of the following categories but is not exclusive to:
⢠High rise work (hand, machine, high reach or explosives),
⢠Low rise work (hand or machine),
⢠Emergency responsive call out work,
⢠Securing and boarding up of empty and dilapidated properties.
⢠Asbestos removal
⢠Site remediation
⢠Waste removal/disposal
Lot 2: Emergency demolition.
The scope of the work is of all project values to provide an emergency response service during working hours only. Works will include but is not exclusive to:
⢠Full or partial dismantlement of buildings or structures using mechanical or hand demolition techniques.
⢠Temporary structural support to building elements (Via 3rd party contractor is necessary)
⢠Reinstatement of building elements if demolition is not a feasible option. (Via 3rd party contractor is necessary)
⢠To provide site security (via 3rd party contractors if necessary)
⢠To provide heras type fencing.
⢠To secure buildings to prevent access to dangerous buildings.
⢠To sample and remove asbestos.
Lot 3: Demolition enabling and emergency security works 24hrs.
The scope of the work is of all project values to provide a planned and 24hr emergency response service during working hours only. Works will include but is not exclusive to:
1. Provide during and out-of-working hours emergency response including:
⢠To secure buildings which have been opened to unauthorised access.
⢠To provide heras type fencing.
⢠To provide site security (via 3rd party contractors if necessary)
⢠To remove or secure minor hazardous building elements, which pose a threat to public safety, for example but not limited to:
ï§ Loose tiles and slates
ï§ Shards of glass hanging from window frames
ï§ Loose guttering or downpipes
2. Provide demolition enabling works during working hours including:
⢠To clear building of chattels and fittings as required
⢠To secure buildings to restrict unauthorised access
⢠To provide access for surveys and inspections
⢠To re-secure buildings which have been opened to unauthorised access
⢠To remove hazardous building elements which
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alan Franklin Builders Ltd | 04804728 | ~£20,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |
| Coleman & Company Ltd | 00737922 | ~£20,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |
| Connell Brothers Ltd | 02475702 | ~£20,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |
| Frank O'Gara & Sons Ltd | 03057185 | ~£20,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |
| J Freeley Ltd | 01719179 | ~£20,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |
| Rhodar Industrial Services | 06426331 | ~£20,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |
Government spending data: These suppliers have received £6,143,613 in 51 payments (over £25k) from Greater London Authority, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, Department for Transport, UK Health Security Agency, Forestry Commission and 2 more public bodies (2021-03-08 to 2025-09-10).