Torus Contractors Framework - Lots 2 - 4

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Construction work
Site preparation work
Refurbishment of run-down buildings
Building construction work
Building alteration work
Demolition, site preparation and clearance work
Building extension work
Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses
Sheltered housing construction work
Houses construction work
Multi-dwelling buildings construction work
Flats construction work
Construction work for social services buildings
Retirement home construction work
Residential homes construction work
Construction work for social facilities other than subsidised residential accommodation

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The framework will support Torus’ ambitious Development Programme of delivering 9,000 new homes by 2029 but will also provide a wider Group benefit by supporting the Group's growing Retrofit programme and social value commitments.
The framework is divided into four lots as detailed below:
Lot 1 - Retrofit Works (Any Project Value)
Lot 2 - Development Works £0-£15m
Lot 3 - Development Works £15m+
Lot 4 - Development Works (Social Return Focused) - above PCR threshold

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