Modular Housing Framework - AWARD

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Buyers

Lewes District Council

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Construction work

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Submission Deadline

4 years ago

Published

4 years ago

Description

Lewes District Council (acting as the Lead Authority) and Eastbourne Borough Council each have significant housing development programmes that they would like to deliver, primarily for affordable housing. Some of these projects will be delivered through the standard appointment of traditional construction companies; however, the Councils have identified the significant time and quality benefits of delivering homes through off-site manufactured construction, and further time and cost benefits through appointing a single contractor to deliver a larger pipeline of its medium and small sites. 
      
      The Councils would therefore like to appoint a single contractor to a Framework Agreement to be the main modular delivery partner  to deliver a significant number of residential sites. The majority of sites would be already in the Councils' ownership, but some may be purchased during the programme period.

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Lewes District Council

James White (L&E)

[email protected]

7701394478

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