Construction work

Tender description

Islington Council invites suitable expressions of interest from contractors for cyclical works. Islington’s housing department currently manages 28 973 units of accommodation and is thus responsible for keeping the buildings that contain these flat in good repair. In 2022 a further 4 054 units of accommodation in street properties will be returned to the Council’s management. The Council would like to appoint 3 contractors to work with it in partnership to deliver the major works to this accommodation. The type and nature of works will include repairs and renewal work to roofs and windows, external decorations, repairs to brickwork and render, replacement of kitchens and bathrooms, upgrading domestic electrical installations, renewal of some domestic boilers, renewal of door entry systems, renewal of estate and communal lighting, upgrading of communal ventilation systems, renewal of communal water tanks, fire protection works (this list is not exhaustive). For Lots 1 and 2 — we are looking to appoint 2 contractors who can deliver external cyclical decoration and repair and renewal works to roofs, windows, external structures, internal communal areas, kitchen and bathroom renewals, communal electrical works (such as communal lighting, estate lighting, door entry phone renewal, riser and lateral renewal; mechanical repair and renewal works, mainly for ventilation systems but also renewal of communal water tanks and fire protection works). A map showing how we have split the borough is provided in Appendix 12 of the contract details. Each lot will comprise of 6 areas of works as follows: 1) Maintenance and property re-investment; 2) Communal mechanical and electrical; 3) Asbestos work; 4) Controlled door entry; 5) Electrical upgrade and maintenance; 6) Fire safety works. Contractors must bid for all 6 modules inclusively and cannot select which modules to submit a tender for. Failure to submit a tender covering all 6 modules will invalidate your tendered submission. Tenderers must bid for all 6 modules areas inclusively and cannot select which modules to submit a tender for. Failure to submit a tender covering all 6 modules will invalidate your tendered submission. For Lots 1 and 2 — we are looking to appoint 2 contractors who can deliver external cyclical decoration and repair and renewal works to roofs, windows, external structures, internal communal areas, kitchen and bathroom renewals, communal electrical works (such as communal lighting, estate lighting, door entry phone renewal, riser and lateral renewal; mechanical repair and renewal works, mainly for ventilation systems but also renewal of communal water tanks and fire protection works. A map showing how we have split the borough is provided in Appendix 12 of the contract details. Each lot will comprise of 6 modules of identical works as follows: 1) Maintenance and property re-investment; 2) Communal mechanical and electrical; 3) Asbestos work; 4) Controlled door entry; 5) Electrical upgrade and maintenance; 6) Fire safety works. Contractors must bid for all 6 modules inclusively and cannot select which modules to submit a tender for. Failure to submit a tender covering all 6 modules will invalidate your tendered submission. Tenderers must bid for all 6 modules areas inclusively and cannot select which modules to submit a tender for. Failure to submit a tender covering all 6 modules will invalidate your tendered submission. For Lot 3 — we are looking to appoint a managing contractor to undertake cyclical decoration and repair and renewal works to roofs, windows, external structure, redecoration of internal communal areas, kitchen and bathroom replacement works, door entry phone replacement and limited fire protection works. The Council currently manages 913 units of accommodation in street properties, however, in 2022 a further 4 054 units of accommodation, (contained within street properties) will be returned to the Council’s management. These properties are currently managed by a PFI provider but the current arrangement will end in 36 months. The majority of the properties fall within or very close to conservation areas (which will primarily affect the appearance of the front elevation of the properties), and a number are listed. The client representatives are working hard to forge good working relationships with planning colleagues. Each lot will comprise of 6 modules of identical works as follows: 1) Maintenance and property re-investment; 2) Communal mechanical and electrical; 3) Asbestos work; 4) Controlled door entry; 5) Electrical upgrade and maintenance; 6) Fire safety works. Contractors must bid for all 6 modules inclusively and cannot select which modules to submit a tender for. Failure to submit a tender covering all 6 modules will invalidate your tendered submission. Tenderers must bid for all 6 modules areas inclusively and cannot select which modules to submit a tender for. Failure to submit a tender covering all 6 modules will invalidate your tendered submission.