Drumcog Maintenance Framework 2025

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Repair and maintenance services
Communications system maintenance services
Electrical wiring and fitting work
Repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations
Glazing work
Construction work
Decoration work
Tiling work
Floor laying and covering work
Plumbing and sanitary works
Roof works and other special trade construction works
Roof-tiling work
Roof repair and maintenance work
Gas-fitting installation work
Bricklaying work
Plastering work
Erection of fencing
Paving slabs
Metalworking
Pest-control services
Tree-maintenance services
Environmental decontamination services
Drainage works
Paths and other metalled surfaces

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tender

Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

21 hours ago

Description

The successful Candidates will be selected to join existing/ new framework Lots as one of the contractors responsible for planned and reactive maintenance works to approximately 2250 new build, tenement, terraced or cottage houses/ flats and associated roofs/ common areas throughout the properties of the participating member Associations of DRUMCOG (Cernach HA, Drumchapel HC and Pineview HA), within Drumchapel, Glasgow G15.

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Drumcog c/o Pineview Housing Association

Body governed by public law

Tom Atkinson

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