Award. Multi Lot Framework Agreement for Minor Works

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London Borough of Hillingdon

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£108,000,000

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1 month ago

Description

Award Notice - The London Borough of Hillingdon wishes to establish a Multi Lot Framework Agreement for Minor Works.
This Framework is for the London Borough of Hillingdon’s sole use. 
The Framework will consist of the following Workstreams and Lots:
Workstream 1
WKS1 - Lot 1 - General Building & Repair Works – Domestic (Lower value) £0 - £99k
WKS1 - Lot 2 - General Building & Repair Works – Domestic (Mid value) £100k- £249k
WKS1 - Lot 3 - General Building & Repair Works – Domestic (Higher value) £250k - £500k
Workstream 2
WKS2 - Lot 4 - General Building & Repair Works – Education, Corporate and Public Buildings (Lower value) £0 - £99k
WKS2 - Lot 5 - General Building & Repair Works – Education, Corporate and Public Buildings (Higher value) £100K - £500k 
Workstream 3
WKS3 - Lot 6 – Domestic Extensions & Conversions - (Lower value) £0 - £249k
WKS3 - Lot 7 – Domestic Extensions & Conversions - (Higher value) £250K - £900k	
Workstream 4
WKS4 - Lot 8 – Decarbonisation Works - (Lower value) £0 - £499k
WKS4 - Lot 9 – Decarbonisation Works - (Higher value) £500K - £3M 
Tenderers can only apply for one Lot within any Workstream.  
The intention is to award up to a maximum of five (5) contractors per Lot.

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