Planned Works

We’re looking to appoint four experienced and suitably qualified providers to our £50 million planned works framework. The framework covers (but is not restricted to): kitchen and bathrooms, roofing, windows and doors, cyclical decorations, external works, and any other planned works, access /scaffolding, asbestos surveys and tests if required. The framework will begin in January 2024 and will last for four years. If your company is interested in interested with our team in London and Hertfordshire on the delivery of our planned works contracts, please see link below on how to apply. Network Homes is seeking to appoint 4 experienced and suitably qualified providers to our Planned Works Framework. The works required include but not restricted to: Kitchen and Bathrooms, Roofing, Windows and Doors, Cyclical Decorations, External Works and any other Planned Works, Access / Scaffolding, Asbestos surveys and tests if required This list is not exhaustive, but is provided as an indication of works that may be instructed under the Framework. The Framework will be a JCT Framework Agreement and will start in Jan 24 and will be for 4 years.. The contracts under the framework agreement will include JCT intermediate and JCT minor works. The Framework will allow for both direct awards and Competitive Mini Tender bids, it will be priced through the NHF schedule of rates 7.2, depending on the element pricing will consist of Quoted works, Basket rates and Fixed prices being used for specialist services.

Timeline

  1. Tender published4 August 2023
  2. Submission date8 September 2023
  3. Contract start date1 January 2024
  4. Contract expiry date1 January 2028in 16 months

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Top buyers associated with Planned Works

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