Fusion21 Building Safety and Compliance Framework

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£2,860,000,000

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Building services
Technical testing, analysis and consultancy services
Risk or hazard assessment for construction
Health and safety consultancy services
Laboratory services
Training services
Technical training services
Building-fabric consultancy services
Asbestos removal services
Asbestos-removal work
Consulting services for water-supply and waste consultancy
Monitoring and control services
Water installations
Repair and maintenance services of pumps
Repair and maintenance services of taps
Repair and maintenance services of tanks
Tank-cleaning services
Installation services of tanks
Fire and explosion protection and control consultancy services
Fire-prevention services
Building-inspection services
Technical inspection services
Fire doors
Fireproofing work
Fire-prevention installation works
Fire-detection systems
Repair and maintenance services of firefighting equipment
Fire-alarm systems
Fire-alarm system installation work
Firefighting equipment
Installation services of fire protection equipment
Portable fire-extinguishers
Miscellaneous fire-protection equipment
Lighting equipment and electric lamps
Emergency lighting equipment
Repair and maintenance services of electrical distribution equipment
Repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations
Installation services of electrical equipment
Electrical installation work
Access control system
Repair and maintenance services of security equipment
Surveillance and security systems and devices
Alarm system and antenna installation work
Alarm-monitoring services
Burglar and fire alarms
Patient-monitoring system
Sound or visual signalling apparatus
Medical aids
Inspection of ventilation system
Ventilation equipment
Industrial chimneys
Fume cupboards
Woodworking equipment
Technical services

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Published

4 years ago

Description

Fusion21 has developed a Framework for the full provision of building safety and compliance works and services across public sector estates. The framework is split into fourteen (14) lots, these include:
Lot 1 - Asbestos Surveying & Consultancy
Lot 2 - Asbestos Abatement & Removal
Lot 3 - Legionella & Water Hygiene Consultancy
Lot 4 - Legionella Monitoring & Control
Lot 5 - Fire Safety Surveying, Engineering & Consultancy (Multi-Disciplinary)
Lot 6 - Fire Risk Assessments
Lot 7 - Fire Safety Inspections
Lot 8 - Passive Fire Protection - Fire Doors
Lot 9 - Passive Fire Protection - Fire Stopping
Lot 10 - Active Fire Safety
Lot 11 - Electrical Testing and Electrical Works
Lot 12 - Electronic Security
Lot 13 - Warden Call & Tele-health
Lot 14 - Local Exhaust Ventilation

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