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.
Lot 1 refers to a unification of Building Maintenance and Refurbishment services, designed for large-scale planned improvement or repair programmes. This lot provides public sector clients with the flexibility to call off services for major refurbishment projects or address individual requirements as needed. It encompasses comprehensive building refurbishment services, covering all aspects of interior and exterior building works. It includes structural repairs, insulation upgrades, and energy-efficiency improvements, aiming to restore or enhance buildings' functional and aesthetic qualities. The services provided may include but are not limited to general refurbishments, façade restoration, flooring replacement, ceiling works, Internal & External Decoration/Repairs, Pitched and Flat Roofing, Kitchens & Bathrooms, Windows & Doors, Garage Doors, Fire Safety Maintenance & Installations and any related projects to meet the specific requirements of each public sector organisation.
Lot 2 of the Building Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework focuses on providing repairs and cyclical decoration services for internal and external structures, as specified by the client. It focuses on both internal and external decoration and repair services. Internally, this may include painting, wallpapering, plastering, and general upkeep of walls, ceilings, and fixtures. Externally, services include façade painting, masonry repairs, and treatment of exterior surfaces to protect and enhance the property’s appearance and durability. The scope aims to deliver aesthetically pleasing and resilient finishes tailored to various building types within the public sector.
Lot 3 of the Building Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework covers maintenance, repair, and installation services for both pitched and flat roofing systems. Services include roof inspections, repairs of tiles and flat roof membranes, gutter cleaning, and replacement. New roof installations and upgrades will focus on weatherproofing, insulation, and long-term durability. Compliance with industry standards and safety regulations for all roofing services will be paramount.
Lot 4 of the Building Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework is designed to cover the repair, maintenance, supply, and installation of kitchens, bathrooms, wet rooms, W.C.s, and associated electrical systems where required. The lot covers plumbing, tiling, cabinetry, fixture installation, and other related trades required for full kitchen and bathroom refurbishments. The scope aims to deliver modern, functional, and durable kitchen and bathroom solutions that meet the standards and preferences of public sector properties.
Lot 5 of the Building Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework covers the repair or replacement of windows (uPVC, timber, aluminium), doors (uPVC, timber, composite), fire doors, guttering, fascias, soffits, porches, and external cladding where required. There will be an emphasis on energy efficiency, security, and aesthetics. Services include glazing, fittings, and hardware installation to ensure that each installation meets both regulatory standards and the practical needs of public sector properties.
Lot 6 of the Building Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework covers the repair or replacement of existing garage doors. It includes manual and automatic door options, with services covering a range of styles and finishes to suit functional and security requirements. The scope includes inspections, routine maintenance, and emergency repairs to ensure the safety and operational integrity of garage doors.
Lot 7 of the Building Maintenance and Refurbishment Framework encompasses the maintenance and installation of fire safety systems, including fire alarms, sprinklers, smoke detectors, emergency lighting, fire doors, and extinguishers. The work includes routine inspections, testing, upgrades, and replacement of fire safety equipment to ensure compliance with current fire safety regulations and standards. This lot is critical to enhancing the fire protection measures of public sector buildings and ensuring occupant safety.