Building Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework

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Buyers

Value

£630,000,000

Suppliers

Classifications

Repair and maintenance services of building installations
Repair and maintenance services
Roof works and other special trade construction works
Fitted kitchens
Kitchen furniture and equipment
Installation of fitted kitchens
Windows, doors and related items
Decoration work
Fire-detection systems
Building construction work
Construction work for buildings relating to education and research
Burglar and fire alarms
Fire blankets
Windows
Fire doors
Miscellaneous fire-protection equipment
Fire-protection devices
Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses
Bathrooms construction work
Construction work for commercial buildings, warehouses and industrial buildings, buildings relating to transport
Construction work for buildings relating to health and social services, for crematoriums and public conveniences
Roof-covering work
Roof insulation work
Roof repair and maintenance work
Electrical installation work
Fire-prevention installation works
Fireproofing work
Installation of doors and windows and related components
Repair and maintenance services of firefighting equipment
Installation services of electrical and mechanical equipment
Installation services of fire protection equipment
Fire-prevention services
Asbestos removal services
Environmental services
Baths
Garage doors
Fire-extinguisher powder
Fire-alarm systems
Security, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment
Fire extinguishers
Fire escape equipment
Fire suppression system
Fire-alarm system installation work

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Description

This Notice formally announces the award by the Contracting Authority for the establishment of a new Building Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework, which will replace the existing provision. The framework covers a broad spectrum of services designed for public sector clients.
The Building Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework is organised into seven distinct lots, enabling clients to initiate Call-Offs based on CPV codes, geographic regions, and financial criteria.
Lot 1: Building Refurbishment (unified lot)
Lot 2: Decoration and Repairs
Lot 3: Roofing Works
Lot 4: Kitchens and Bathrooms
Lot 5: Windows and Doors
Lot 6: Garage Doors
Lot 7: Fire Safety Works
The framework is available for use by all public sector bodies. A comprehensive list of eligible bodies can be found in the latest classification guide from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) or on procurepublic.co.uk. This includes government departments, local authorities, educational institutions, healthcare organisations, and other public sector entities.

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