Television aerials. Repair and maintenance services. Repair and maintenance services of electrical building installations. Homes for Haringey Limited (HfH) is an arms-length management organisation wholly owned by the London Borough of Haringey and manages more than 21,000 tenanted and leasehold council owned properties. HfH is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to enter into a contract for the provision of a programme of planned preventative and responsive maintenance services for IRS and TV Aerial system in the council's residential properties. The scope of the contracts may include upgrading monitoring equipment in some of the older systems. The programme is divided into two Lots. Lot 1 (Area A) will cover the geographical areas of Wood Green and Hornsey, with 233 IRS and TV Aerials sites. Lot 2 (Area B) will cover the geographical areas of North Tottenham, with 352 IRS and TV Aerial sites. Applicants will be able to tender for both Lots but each Lot will be awarded to a separate provider. For each Lot, the services will comprise: (a) undertaking annual maintenance inspections of all IRS and TV Aerial system in accordance with manufacture's instructions for each installation and carry out repairs, as instructed by the contracting authority in response to the planned preventative maintenance inspection reports; and (b) undertaking responsive repairs to IRS and TV Aerial system within a four hour and 24 hour response time depending on the priority stated by the Employer; as instructed by the contracting authority. The contract for each Lot will be in the form of a JCT 2011 Measured Term Contract with bespoke amendments. Full details will be provided in the tender documents. Each contract will have an initial term of 5 years, with an option at the Authority's sole discretion to extend for a 6th year and a further option at the Authority's sole discretion to extend for a 7th year, in each case subject to the successful contractors performing satisfactorily against KPIs. The Authority has a duty to deliver best value and performance improvement in accordance with the UK-Local Government Act 1999 and the UK-Audit Commission Act 1998 and will require the successful contractors to demonstrate best value throughout the term of the contracts.