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London & Quadrant Housing Trust is procuring a manufacturer framework for the supply of brassware items to meet the needs of new build developments and major works/refurbishment programmes. The framework will be organized into two distinct lots, where Lot 1 covers the supply of brassware for new build projects and Lot 2 is dedicated to the supply of brassware for refurbishment and major works. The framework will be delivered under a three‑stage Competitive Flexible Procedure, encompassing a pre‑qualification questionnaire, invitation to tender and, when appropriate, a best‑and‑final‑offer stage that may involve clarifications, demonstrations and site visits. The procurement aims to secure a compliant, multi‑supplier arrangement that guarantees continuity of supply, value for money and adherence to contractual and social value obligations.

Suppliers are expected to provide fixed pricing for a minimum period of twelve months from the commencement of the framework, and to deliver social value equivalent to one percent of the annual contract value, with plot‑based rebates where applicable. The evaluation will be weighted 60 % on quality of goods and 40 % on price. All tender documentation will be accessed electronically through L&Q’s e‑tendering portal, with submissions accepted in English. All technical requirements and specifications for the brassware items are set forth in the tender documents and must be met by all participating suppliers.

The Newark and Sherwood District Council seeks to appoint an experienced Property Safety and Compliance Check Contractor (PSCC/C) to conduct comprehensive health, safety, statutory and regulatory inspections across all domestic properties managed by the Council. Under a fully inclusive Three‑Star Contract, the selected Contractor will be responsible for the inspection, servicing, repair and ongoing operational performance of all heating and hot water systems, while also providing operational support to the Council’s Remedial Repairs and Void Management functions as required. The role requires a resident‑focused delivery model that adheres to the Council’s established access procedures and safety protocols, with a strong emphasis on quality assurance, asset longevity and evidence‑based compliance through robust reporting, digital documentation and performance management.

The engagement will be governed by the JCT Measured Term Contract 2024 Volume 2a and will commence on 1st April 2027 for an initial four‑year period, with a potential one‑year extension contingent upon satisfactory performance and alignment with the Council’s business needs. The successful Contractor must ensure compliance with all relevant legislation, industry standards, Approved Codes of Practice and manufacturer requirements, while maintaining accurate records, certifications, audit trails and digital documentation throughout the contract term.

Nottingham Community Housing Association Ltd. is commissioning a contract for ad‑hoc waste management services designed to complement and enhance existing local authority provisions across its operational footprint. The service must be highly responsive and adaptable, providing urgent and unplanned waste collection, disposal, and clearance work wherever it is required. The appointment is for providers that can cover all sites linked to the association—including its head office, satellite offices, temporary locations created for repairs or voids, and any other premises within the East Midlands covering Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, and Rutland.

The procurement involves sophisticated handling of a broad array of waste streams. Providers will collect and segregate general office waste, mixed dry recycling, confidential and food waste, sanitary and non‑hazardous clinical waste, as well as electronic waste, batteries, small hazardous items, and bulky office furniture. Maintenance‑related waste, such as construction debris, wood, metal, plasterboard, inert material, glass, painted surfaces, gas canisters and white‑goods electrical waste, must also be managed. The contract extends from the association’s headquarters to all satellite and temporary works sites, requiring continuous coverage, the capacity for complex clearance tasks, and the provision of specialized services for hazardous material handling.

All offerings must adhere to UK statutory waste management regulations and relevant health and safety standards.

The council seeks to award a multi‑year framework agreement for residential and nursing care home services for adults. Providers selected under the framework will supply a range of placements, including standard residential care, short‑break, emergency, forensic and highly specialist arrangements to support adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, physical disabilities, brain injuries and sensory impairments. The framework is intended primarily for adults, while the council reserves the right to commission care for 16‑ and 17‑year‑olds where suitable facilities meet all registration, policy and regulatory requirements of the Care Quality Commission and/or Ofsted.

Most placements will be located within the seven districts of Nottinghamshire; the council may also commission placements outside the county if necessary. The framework will operate over a base period of six years with the option for two additional 24‑month extensions, giving a maximum duration of ten years. Successful providers are not guaranteed any volume of placements, and the council retains the discretion to invite further providers in future separate opportunities. The contracting authority may be subject to transfer or novation under forthcoming local government reorganisation, requiring alignment with applicable legislation.

All services must comply with relevant registration and regulatory standards, including those set by the Care Quality Commission and/of Ofsted.

The tender invites suppliers to join a single, multi‑supplier Heating, Electrical, Mechanical and Decarbonisation Framework that will deliver a comprehensive range of works and associated services to both domestic and non‑domestic properties across the UK. The framework is designed to provide an integrated, end‑to‑end solution for the installation, upgrading, servicing, inspection, maintenance and repair of heating, electrical, mechanical, renewable and low‑carbon systems, thereby supporting a wide spectrum of property owners and landlords. Its purpose is to create a flexible, responsive procurement arrangement capable of evolving with regulatory changes, emerging technologies and grant‑funded energy‑performance programmes.

The scope of procurement covers HVAC and renewable heating systems such as gas, oil, solid‑fuel and electric boilers, air‑source, ground‑source and solar‑assisted heat pumps, biomass boilers, micro‑CHP, heat networks, solar thermal, wind turbines and other low‑carbon options. It also includes hot‑water services—cylinders, tanks, pumps, pipelines and controls—along with cleaning, flushing, scaling and insulation services. Electrical works encompass rewiring, upgrading, testing, certification, consumer-unit installation, protection devices, lighting, sockets, ventilation, fire–alarm systems, electric‑vehicle charging infrastructure and related control equipment. Mechanical works cover ventilation with heat recovery, ventilation‑related controls, and associated mechanical equipment for heating and hot‑water systems. The decarbonisation aspect extends to solar photovoltaic and battery storage, smart heating controls, sensors, monitoring, energy‑performance assessments, retrofit coordination, PAS 2035 compliance, Legionella risk assessment and project‑management services for studies, grant programmes and large‑scale retrofit projects.

Suppliers, whether directly appointed or through a declared supply chain, must demonstrate the capability to deliver the full spectrum of the above works and services, coordinating across disciplines and with other framework partners where necessary. The framework is intended to remain adaptable, allowing integration of new standards, technologies and funding streams throughout its term. All works must comply with current UK technical standards and statutory regulations.