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The contract is for the provision of Multi Trade Maintenance Services within the PSNI Estate. The Authority is looking to appoint three Suppliers for the provision of Multi Trade (Building, Mechanical and Electrical) Planned Preventative Maintenance and Reactive Maintenance Service across the PSNI Estate utilising an NEC4 Term Service Contract. The Project will be divided into three Lots. The number of potential properties at which works and services may be required in each Lot area is approximately 54. A full list of active properties will be provided at tender stage.
No supplier information available.
This procurement was divided into 3 lots, each awarded separately.
| Lot | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Lot 1 PSNI Multi Trade Maintenance Services Lot 1 Apr 2026 – Mar 2029 | £23,333,333 | active |
| Lot 2 PSNI Multi Trade Maintenance Services Lot 2 Apr 2026 – Mar 2029 | £23,333,333 | active |
| Lot 3 PSNI Multi Trade Maintenance Services Lot 3. Apr 2026 – Mar 2029 | £23,333,333 | active |
Weightings from the notice, applied to every lot.
Changes the buyer published to this notice after it first appeared.
This procurement is no longer considered as being subject to a special regime and therefore Defence/Security has been removed.
The estimated contract value included in this Tender Notice has been compiled using historic maintenance data and anticipated annual budgetary allocations but may increase due to scenarios or options allowed for in the contract and known risks as outlined below.
In accordance with Schedule 8, paragraph 1 of the Procurement Act 2023, a number of scenarios or options are allowed for in the contract, including, an increase in annual budgets over and above that anticipated, an increase in the volume of task orders/assets over and above that anticipated, inflationary uplifts and, following an initial contract period of three years, the option of two further two year extensions. In each of these scenarios or options, the Contracting Authority reserves the right to modify the contracts accordingly and the modifications shall be in accordance with the conditions of contract, Scope and the rates and Prices provided at Tender Stage including any contractual inflationary uplifts. Further details of how each of these scenarios and options will be dealt with are included in the Tender Stage Documentation.
Similarly, in accordance with Schedule 8, paragraphs 5 to 7 of the Procurement Act 2023, a change in legislation is considered to be a known risk which may materialise during the term of this contract and require a contract modification. It is considered that this could jeopardise the satisfactory performance of the contract in that, the appointed Supplier is responsible for maintaining the PSNI estate and, because any increase, changes or amendments are not known, they cannot be addressed in the contract as awarded.
In accordance with Schedule 8, paragraph 1 of the Procurement Act 2023, a number of scenarios or options are allowed for in the contract, including, an increase in annual budgets over and above that anticipated, an increase in the volume of task orders/assets over and above that anticipated, inflationary uplifts and, following an initial contract period of three years, the option of two further two year extensions. In each of these scenarios or options, the Contracting Authority reserves the right to modify the contracts accordingly and the modifications shall be in accordance with the conditions of contract, Scope and the rates and Prices provided at Tender Stage including any contractual inflationary uplifts. Further details of how each of these scenarios and options will be dealt with are included in the Tender Stage Documentation.
Similarly, in accordance with Schedule 8, paragraphs 5 to 7 of the Procurement Act 2023, a change in legislation is considered to be a known risk which may materialise during the term of this contract and require a contract modification. It is considered that this could jeopardise the satisfactory performance of the contract in that, the appointed Supplier is responsible for maintaining the PSNI estate and, because any increase, changes or amendments are not known, they cannot be addressed in the contract as awarded.