Renewal race for £2.5bn housing upgrade framework

Aaron Morby 2 years ago
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Scores of firms face a fight to renew their places on the £2.5bn Procure Plus homes installation and repair framework.

The Manchester social housing framework specialist has started retendering its next-generation framework which is due to come into operation next August.

The installation and repair framework agreement covers a range of specialist trades works for planned maintenance predominantly within social housing properties as well as public buildings such as schools and offices.

It is broken down into 40 lots covering kitchen, bathroom, heating, electrical, roofing and insulation – the later being the largest lot in terms of forecast spend.

Each specialist trade lot is also split across three geographical regions: the north west, Midlands and Cumbria.

Home Installation and Repair framework


Kitchen installation works

  • Small lot, North West including North Wales (Value: £10M)
  • Large lot, North West including North Wales (Value: £200M)
  • Small lot, Midlands (Value: £10M)
  • Large lot, Midlands (Value: £40M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £20M)

Bathroom installation works 

  • Small lot, North West including North Wales (Value: £8M)
  • Large lot, North West including North Wales (Value: £150M)
  • Small lot, Midlands (Value: £8M)
  • Large lot, Midlands (Value: £30M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £15M)

Heating installation works

  • Small lot, North West including North Wales (Value: £6M)
  • Large lot, North West including North Wales (Value: £25M)
  • Small lot, Midlands (Value: £6M)
  • Large lot, Midlands (Value: £25M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £12M)

Adaptation installation works 

  • North West including North Wales (Value: £40M)
  • Midlands (Value: £40M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £20M)

Electrical testing and installation works

  • North West including North Wales (Value: £25M)
  • Midlands (Value: £25M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £25M)

Roofing installation works 

  • North West including North Wales (Value: £175M)
  • Midlands (Value: £70M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £70M)

Environmental and estate installation works

  • North West including North Wales (Value: £50M)
  • Midlands (Value: £50M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £50M)

Window and door installation works

  • North West including North Wales (Value: £90M)
  • National (Value: £90M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £10M)

Installation of insulation measures to low rise properties

  • North West including Cumbria and North Wales (Value: £300M)
  • National (Value: £300M)

Whole house installation works

  • North West including North Wales (Value: £100M)
  • Midlands (Value: £250M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £50M)

Minor and major repair works to void properties

  • North West including North Wales (Value: £25M)
  • Midlands (Value: £25M)
  • Cumbria (Value: £25M)

Commercial heating installation works

  • UK wide (national) (Value: £25M)

Painting and prepaint repair works

  • UK wide (national) (Value: £25M)

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