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Housing Maintenance Support Contract

Buyer
WOLVERHAMPTON HOMES LIMITED
Estimated value
Value not stated
Location
West Midlands
Deadline
14 December 2026
Published
3 November 2026
Category
Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work
Trade
Construction and civil works
Suitable for SMEs
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In plain English

Wolverhampton Homes seeks up to three providers for building maintenance, electrical, roofing, and adaptation works across voids, tenanted homes, and communal areas in Wolverhampton. Bidders may tender for all three lots but can only be awarded a maximum of two, with a prohibition on holding both Lot 1 and Lot 2, under four-year JCT contracts.

Description from the notice

Wolverhampton Homes requires up to 3 providers to undertake a wide range of general building maintenance, electrical, roofing and adaptation works to voids (empty homes), tenanted homes and communal areas. Lots 1 and 2 will predominantly deliver planned/batched works, on a geographical basis. Lot 3 will cover the entire City and will predominately undertake 'responsive' works arising through tenant requests, including works under the scope of Awaab's Law, and Disrepair Claims, where works are subject to prescribed timescales. Tenderers may submit Tenders for all Lots but may be awarded contracts for a maximum of 2 (two) Lots. In the interest of business continuity, the same Tenderer may not be awarded contracts for Lot 1 and 2. Each Contract will be for 4 years, under the JCT Measured Term Contract. Contract 1: Planned, North Wolverhampton (inc associated electrical & roofing works) - £8.4million including VAT Contract 2: Planned, South Wolverhampton (inc associated electrical & roofing works) - £12million including VAT Contract 3: Responsive, City Wide - (inc Awaab's law, Disrepair Claims) - £6million including VAT

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