Contract Tenders: 10/03/2025
Unlock today’s top social housing tenders, featuring new contracts for repairs, M&E services, and energy-efficient upgrades open for bidding.
Emphasizing long-term property maintenance, Waltham Forest Housing Association Ltd. is seeking a service provider for its Planned Works and Responsive Repairs contract, covering general maintenance, capital works, and electrical repairs across its housing stock in Greater London. This contract is crucial in ensuring the upkeep of WFHA’s 329 homes, including sheltered housing and supported accommodation for adults with learning disabilities. The total estimated contract value is £3.85m, with an initial three-year term and an option to extend for two additional years. The winning contractor will be responsible for external and structural repairs, void services, and planned maintenance programs but excludes specialist drainage and gas services. Addressing critical infrastructure challenges, Wrexham County Borough Council has issued a tender for the Water Mains Replacement project at Whitehurst Gardens, Chirk. This contract, valued at £100k, aims to address insufficient water pressure issues affecting local properties. The majority of homes in the area are privately owned, with four remaining under council management. The contractor will be responsible for replacing main service pipes to improve water flow. The project will be executed under the JCT Minor Works Contract 2016 and is expected to be completed within two months.
Introducing a major investment in building systems, Camden London Borough has released a high-value M&E Service, Repair, and Maintenance contract, offering six distinct contract packages covering various aspects of communal building infrastructure. With a total estimated value of £118m over seven years, this procurement includes services such as communal heating systems, heat metering, bulk gas network maintenance, electrical services, and mechanical ventilation systems. Additionally, the contract covers lift services and door entry system maintenance to ensure continuous operational efficiency and tenant safety. The selected providers will be responsible for planned preventative maintenance and emergency repairs across Camden’s extensive housing portfolio. Please note that the closing date for this tender has been extended, allowing additional time for interested bidders to submit proposals. Enhancing electrical safety compliance, Derby City Council has extended the deadline for its Electrical Equipment & Fixed Wire Testing Services contract, aimed at ensuring electrical safety compliance across council-owned properties. This £450k contract will initially run for two years, with the option to extend annually for up to five years. The successful provider will be responsible for routine inspections, testing, and remedial work to maintain compliance with safety regulations.
Preserving structural integrity, Viewpoint Housing Association Ltd. has opened a procurement opportunity for Masonry Repairs & Associated Works at Kilvarock House, Edinburgh. The contract, set to run for five months, focuses on essential repairs to the building’s masonry structure, ensuring its long-term integrity and safety for residents. While the estimated contract value has not been disclosed, the project represents a key investment in the upkeep of this housing development. Contractors specializing in structural repairs and heritage masonry work are encouraged to review the full tender specifications. Advancing energy efficiency initiatives, Hastings Borough Council has extended the deadline for its Over-Cladding and Roof Insulation project at 68-71 Castleham Road, a £600k initiative aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and prolonging the roof’s lifespan. The project involves installing steel profile sheets and insulating the void, contributing to a sustainable upgrade of Hastings’ social housing stock.