MMC - The Provision of Offsite Volumetric Category 1 Housing Construction Framework

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£50,000,000

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3 years ago

Description

Bromford requires the supply of high-quality offsite housing construction works, goods and services.
The scope for this procurement process is to establish a framework agreement covering a range of offsite manufacturing and onsite techniques that provide alternatives to traditional house-building methods to include the development of small to large sites.
The framework will include the following material genres:
Light gauge steel frame (LGS) and cross laminated timber - factory built under a quality controlled environment and delivered as a complete unit.
Cross laminated timber (CLT) - factory built under a quality controlled environment, delivered part complete to site, external facades add after assembly.
It is Bromford's aim to deliver 50 homes in Year 1 and 100-200 homes in Years 2 and 3 so based on this information Bromford anticipate the estimated value of the contract (both lots 1 and 2) to be £7m in Year 1 and up to £50m in Year 3.

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