Worcestershire and West Midlands Development Framework - April 24

Award

Buyers

Value

£4,626,000,000

Suppliers

Classifications

  • Construction work
  • Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work
  • Building construction work
  • Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses
  • Construction work for houses
  • Sheltered housing construction work
  • Houses construction work
  • Multi-dwelling buildings construction work
  • Flats construction work
  • Multi-functional buildings construction work
  • Urban development construction work
  • Construction work for commercial buildings, warehouses and industrial buildings, buildings relating to transport
  • Construction work for commercial buildings
  • Construction work for industrial buildings
  • Construction work for buildings relating to road transport
  • Construction work for buildings relating to various means of transport
  • Service depot construction work
  • Construction work for school buildings
  • Construction work for college buildings
  • Construction work for university buildings
  • Construction work for buildings of further education
  • Construction work for buildings relating to health
  • Construction work for subsidised residential accommodation
  • Retirement home construction work
  • Residential homes construction work
  • Construction work for military buildings and installations
  • Construction, foundation and surface works for highways, roads
  • Construction work for highways, roads
  • Scaffolding work
  • Refurbishment of run-down buildings
  • Building alteration work
  • Building extension work
  • Construction work for buildings relating to health and social services, for crematoriums and public conveniences
  • Calculation of costs, monitoring of costs
  • Building consultancy services
  • Building surveying services
  • Building-inspection services
  • Construction-related services
  • Construction supervision services
  • Construction-site supervision services
  • Construction management services
  • Construction project management services
  • Architectural and related services
  • Advisory architectural services
  • Architectural design services
  • Architectural services for buildings
  • Architectural, engineering and planning services
  • Project and design preparation, estimation of costs
  • Architectural, engineering and surveying services
  • Architectural and building-surveying services
  • Building services consultancy services
  • Health and safety services
  • Health and safety consultancy services
  • Archaeological services
  • Surveying services
  • Civil engineering consultancy services
  • Civil engineering support services
  • Highways consultancy services
  • Structural engineering consultancy services
  • Advisory and consultative engineering services
  • Engineering design services for the construction of civil engineering works
  • Quantity surveying services for civil engineering works
  • Development services of real estate
  • Development of residential real estate
  • Development of non-residential real estate
  • Building sale services
  • Sale of residential real estate
  • Sale of non-residential estate
  • Residential building rental or sale services
  • Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
  • Geology services
  • Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
  • Advertising and marketing services
  • Marketing services
  • Direct marketing services
  • Marketing management consultancy services
  • Procurement consultancy services
  • Building demolition and wrecking work and earthmoving work
  • Demolition, site preparation and clearance work
  • Demolition work
  • Site preparation and clearance work
  • Ground investigation services
  • Other pollution investigation services
  • Environmental rehabilitation
  • Industrial site rehabilitation
  • Environmental decontamination services
  • Services related to soil pollution
  • Soil pollution advisory services
  • Services related to water pollution
  • Groundwater pollution treatment or rehabilitation
  • Pollutants tracking and monitoring and rehabilitation services
  • Services related to oil pollution
  • Oil spillage rehabilitation services
  • Services related to toxic substances pollution
  • Toxic substances rehabilitation services
  • Heating engineering services for buildings
  • Building services
  • Building-fabric consultancy services
  • Engineering design services for mechanical and electrical installations for buildings
  • Mechanical and electrical engineering services

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  • contract

Published

9 months ago

Description

Community Housing sought expressions of interest from suitably skilled and experienced Suppliers to deliver Development and/or Consultancy services under this multi-lot 5 year framework (4yrs with an optional 1 year extension). This framework sought to offer the benefits of best practice in contract delivery and collaborative working practices for Community Housing and other Authorised Users of the framework. The framework is to operate across Worcestershire, the West Midlands and the surrounding areas, (and is open to all UK public sector bodies (and others as detailed in the procurement documents) to access via an Access Agreement between Community Housing, the Supplier and Pretium Frameworks Ltd, who Community Housing has appointed to administer the framework on their behalf.
Full details of the scope and requirements of the framework and the procurement process, including how to tender were included within the procurement and tender documents.

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Organisation

Community Housing

Body governed by public law

Sharon Hunt

[email protected]

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