Estates and Facilities Management Services (maintenance and minor works, security: guarding & reception and Cleaning)

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Buyers

London Universities Purchasing Consortium

Value

£125,000,000

Suppliers

Classifications

Facilities management services
Repair and maintenance services
Preventive maintenance services
Repair and maintenance services of building installations
Repair and maintenance services of electrical and mechanical building installations
Repair and maintenance services of central heating
Repair and maintenance services of cooler groups
Repair and maintenance services of escalators
Lift-maintenance services
Miscellaneous repair and maintenance services
Environmental management
Repair and maintenance of plant
Heating-plant repair and maintenance work
Construction work for art and cultural buildings
Construction work for buildings relating to education and research
Roof repair and maintenance work
Building alteration work
Building extension work
Building installation work
Electrical installation work
Insulation work
Plumbing and sanitary works
Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning installation work
Fencing, railing and safety equipment installation work
Mechanical installations
Building completion work
Plastering work
Joinery and carpentry installation work
Floor and wall covering work
Painting and glazing work
Decoration work
Overhaul and refurbishment work
Installation services of electrical and mechanical equipment
Construction work
Boiler installations
Air-conditioning installations
Other building completion work
Security services
Alarm-monitoring services
Guard services
Patrol services
Cleaning services
Accommodation, building and window cleaning services
Cleaning and sanitation services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC)  multi-provider framework agreement for the provision of maintenance and minor works, security (guarding and reception) and cleaning services.  The framework is available to LUPC Members and the members of Southern Universities Purchasing Consortium (SUPC) within the London and South East (Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, and Essex). Members include higher education, further education, schools, the wider public sector and not for profit organisations.
Lots under the framework include:
Lot 1a - Estate's Maintenance and minor works one stop shop
Lot 1b - M&E Planned and Reactive Maintenance
Lot 1c - M&E Minor Works
Lot 1d - Minor Works – up to GBP 500k
Lot 2 - Security Services (Guarding and Reception)
Lot 3 - Cleaning Services
Lot 4 - Bundled FM service

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London Universities Purchasing Consortium

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Julie Gooch

[email protected]

+44 2073072778

[email protected]

+44 2073072778

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