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Open Framework Agreement for Housing Renewals & Adaptations

Buyer
City & County of Swansea
Estimated value
£38m
Location
Wales
Deadline
30 November 2026
Published
3 November 2026
Category
Construction work
Trade
Construction and civil works
Suitable for SMEs
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In plain English

Swansea City Council seeks contractors for housing renewals and disabled facilities adaptations, split into four lots covering internal and external works, large adaptations, and repair loans. Bidders must note the framework structure, with 18 contractors appointed for Lots A1 and B, 5 for A2, and 3 for C.

Description from the notice

Open Framework Agreement for Housing Renewals & Adaptations A1- Lot A1 : Medium sized internal Disabled Facilities Adaptations primarily bathroom conversions with associated minor builders work, typical individual project values £8,000 to £13,000, let individually by each Grant Applicant- Appoint 18 contractors unless fewer bids are received A2- Lot A2 : Medium sized External Disabled Facilities Adaptations primarily external steps , ramps and associated handrails and grab rails. Typical individual project values £3,500 to £10,000, let individually by each Grant Applicant. Appoint 5 contractors unless fewer bids are received Lot B : Disabled Facilities Adaptations, primarily large adaptations including extensions, structural alterations, attic conversions, ramps and external works; average project value £36,000, contract between grant applicant and contractor. Appoint 18 contractors unless fewer bids are received Lot C : C Housing Repair Loan works including repair or renewal of roof coverings, rendering, structural repairs, damp proofing, windows, doors and sundry repair works, maximum individual project value £35,000 let individually by each loan applicant. Appoint 3 contractors unless fewer bids are received

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