Soha Repair Contract 2021

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Buyers

Soha Housing Ltd

Value

£8,700,000

Suppliers

MD Building Services Ltd

Classifications

Repair and maintenance services
Construction work
Roof repair and maintenance work
Masonry and bricklaying work
Asbestos-removal work
Erection of fencing
Plastering work
Joinery and carpentry installation work
Wall-covering and wall-papering work
Repair and maintenance services of building installations
Repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations

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Published

4 years ago

Description

Soha is seeking to enter into a single contract agreement for the provision of a general repairs service including responsive repairs, void property work and emergency repairs (including out of hours) to approximately 7,000 homes in Oxfordshire and the surrounding districts. The Contract also includes for the planned refurbishment of a number of kitchens and bathrooms in unoccupied properties and some planned plastering work in occupied and unoccupied properties. The Contract term shall initially be 36 months from the start of work however the term maybe extended at Soha's absolute discretion by up to a further 24 months.

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Lee Hayward

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+44 1235515972

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