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This procurement is for the establishment of a multi-supplier framework for the delivery of planned, cyclical and improvement works and associated services across housing and building assets. The scope covers a broad range of capital works, planned maintenance and compliance-related activities, including fire precaution works and fire systems, window and door replacement programmes, kitchen and bathroom installations, gas and commercial heating installations, roofing works, water mains installations and CCTV surveys, planned improvement works, cyclical decoration programmes, damp and mould remedial works, lift maintenance, energy efficiency works, door entry systems, equipment and adaptations (including DFGs), asbestos removal and surveying, water hygiene testing and remedial works, air conditioning servicing and maintenance, lightning protection, sump pump and pumping station servicing, solid fuel and LPG servicing and maintenance, air source heat pump and photovoltaic servicing, automated gates and access systems, and statutory testing. The framework also includes a range of professional, technical and assurance services, including health and safety consultancy, building surveying services, structural engineering services, mechanical and electrical compliance consultancy, CDM and principal designer services, architectural services, housing-related legal services, and third-party gas and electrical auditing. The framework is structured across forty-four (44) lots, eight (8) of which are optional value-based lots designed to distinguish between contracts below £1.2 million and contracts of £1 million and above, enabling access to appropriately qualified and experienced suppliers and supporting proportionality in supplier selection. Where a workstream is split into value-based lots, suppliers must select and bid for only one of the split lots (for example, Lot 10 or Lot 10a) and will not be permitted to submit bids for both. “Authorised User” means any of the following: i) any entity within the same group of companies as TCHG from time to time (a “TCHG Group Member”); ii) any entity or joint venture company that TCHG or any other TCHG Group Member holds an interest in from time to time (a “TCHG JV”); iii) any Social Housing Provider in the United Kingdom (excluding TCHG, TCHG Group Members and TCHG JVs); iv) any national, regional or local health authority, including NHS Trusts and Primary Care Trusts; v) any educational establishment, including but not limited to primary and secondary schools, further and higher education institutions, academies and free schools; vi) any other “contracting authority” in the UK as defined in the Procurement Act 2023; and vii) any supply chain member of TCHG or of any of the above organisations; and, in the case of the organisations listed in limbs (iii), (iv), (v), (vi) and (vii) above, who has entered into an Access Agreement with TCHG.
No supplier information available.
This procurement was divided into 43 lots, each awarded separately.
| Lot | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Lot 1 Lot 1 - Fire Precaution Works Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £6,000,000 | active |
| Lot 2 Lot 2 - Fire Doors - Supply Only Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £3,000,000 | active |
| Lot 3 Lot 3 - Window Replacement Programme Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £50,000,000 | active |
| Lot 4 Lot 3a - Window Replacement Programme Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £100,000,000 | active |
| Lot 5 Lot 4 - Door Replacement Programme Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £50,000,000 | active |
| Lot 6 Lot 4a - Door Replacement Programme Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £100,000,000 | active |
| Lot 7 Lot 5 - Kitchen Installations Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £50,000,000 | active |
| Lot 8 Lot 5a - Kitchen Installations Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £100,000,000 | active |
| Lot 9 Lot 6 - Bathrooms Installations Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £50,000,000 | active |
| Lot 10 Lot 6a - Bathrooms Installations Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £100,000,000 | active |
| Lot 11 Lot 7 - Gas Installations Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £50,000,000 | active |
| Lot 12 Lot 7a - Gas Installations Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £50,000,000 | active |
| Lot 13 Lot 8 - Roofing Works Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £50,000,000 | active |
| Lot 14 Lot 8a - Roofing Works Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £100,000,000 | active |
| Lot 15 Lot 9 - Water Mains Installs and CCTV surveys Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £6,000,000 | active |
| Lot 16 Lot 10 - Planned Improvement Works Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £50,000,000 | active |
| Lot 17 Lot 10a - Planned Improvement Works Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £100,000,000 | active |
| Lot 18 Lot 11 - Cyclical Decoration Programme Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £29,000,000 | active |
| Lot 19 Lot 12 - Damp and Mould Remedial Works (Capital) Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £25,000,000 | active |
| Lot 20 Lot 13 - Lift Maintenance Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £25,000,000 | active |
| Lot 21 Lot 14 - Energy Efficiency Works Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £50,000,000 | active |
| Lot 22 Lot 14a - Energy Efficiency Works Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £100,000,000 | active |
| Lot 23 Lot 15 - Door Entry Maintenance and Replacement Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £20,000,000 | active |
| Lot 24 Lot 16 - Equipment and Adaptations / DFGs Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £20,000,000 | active |
| Lot 25 Lot 17 - Asbestos Removal Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £20,000,000 | active |
| Lot 26 Lot 18 - Asbestos Surveys Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £6,000,000 | active |
| Lot 27 Lot 19 - Water Hygiene Testing and Remedials Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £6,000,000 | active |
| Lot 28 Lot 20 - Fire System Maintenance Including Partitional Walls Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £25,000,000 | active |
| Lot 29 Lot 21 - Air Conditioning Servicing and Maintenance Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £6,000,000 | active |
| Lot 30 Lot 22 - Lightning Protection Aug 2026 – Aug 2030 | £6,000,000 | active |
Weightings from the notice, applied to every lot.
Changes the buyer published to this notice after it first appeared.
The notice has been updated to change the NUTS codes to include the West Midlands code as well as the general UK code. This is because the intention behind this framework is to establish a framework of suppliers that operate in the Worcestershire and West Midlands area. The national code has been selected to allow any contracting authorities in the surrounding areas of the UKG code may still use the framework.