Fire-prevention installation works

Tender description

Established in 2004, Procurement for Housing (PfH) is a national procurement consortium dedicated to the social housing sector and supported by the National Housing Federation (NHF), the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and Housemark. PfH Scotland was established in 2013. PfH is a contracting authority under Regulation 2 of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 (PCSR 2015 and a central purchasing body under Regulation 38 PCSR 2015. PfH is seeking qualified and experienced contractors to establish a framework agreement for fire safety installation, service and maintenance works and services to cover sprinkler and fire suppression systems, fire alarm and emergency lighting systems, passive works, whole building works, cladding and domestic fire alarms. The framework will be divided into regions. Separate frameworks are being procured for fire safety consultancy works in Scotland and for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The scope of lot 1 includes the design, installation, testing, commissioning/handover and servicing and maintenance of sprinkler and fire suppression installations in accordance with the specification including integration with the member’s fire strategy/risk assessment and all required builder’s works. The lot is divided into six geographical regions. Organisations may bid for all regions. To be considered for the framework organisations must meet the minimum standards of accreditation and other criteria as set out in the ESPD and the associated scoring methodology. PfH intends to appoint 5 contractors to each geographical region but reserves the right to award a greater or fewer number of places depending on the bids received. This scope of this lot will cover the servicing and maintenance of sprinkler and fire suppression systems. The lot is divided into six regions and organisations can bid for all regions. To be considered for the framework organisations must meet the minimum standards of accreditation and other criteria as set out in the ESPD and associated scoring methodology. PfH intends to appoint 5 contractors to each geographical region but reserves the right to award a greater or fewer number of places depending on the bids received. The scope of this lot includes fire alarm and emergency lighting installation and associated service and maintenance in accordance with the specification including integration with the member’s fire strategy/risk assessment and all required builder’s works. The lot is divided into six geographical regions. Organisations may bid for all regions. To be considered for the framework organisations must meet the minimum standards of accreditation and other criteria as set out in the ESPD and the associated scoring methodology. PfH intends to appoint 5 contractors to each geographical region but reserves the right to award a greater or fewer number of places depending on the bids received. This scope of this lot will cover the servicing and maintenance of fire alarm and emergency lighting systems. The lot is divided into six regions and organisations can bid for all regions. To be considered for the framework organisations must meet the minimum standards of accreditation and other criteria as set out in the ESPD and associated scoring methodology. PfH intends to appoint 5 contractors to each geographical region but reserves the right to award a greater or fewer number of places depending on the bids received. The scope includes the design, installation, testing, commissioning/handover and servicing and maintenance of a range of passive fire protection measures including but not limited to fire resistant rated compartmentation works, replacement fire doors to PAS 24 standards, wet/dry riser works, fire sealing and damping, signage and photoluminescent path markers in accordance with the specification including integration with the Member’s fire strategy/risk assessment and all required builder’s works. The lot is divided into six regions and organisations can bid for all regions. To be considered for the framework organisations must meet the minimum standards of accreditation and other criteria as set out in the ESPD and associated scoring methodology. PfH intends to appoint 5 contractors to each geographical region but reserves the right to award a greater or fewer number of places depending on the bids received. The scope includes the design, installation, testing, commissioning/handover and servicing and maintenance of a range of active and passive fire protection measures as described in lots 1 – 5 inclusive, in accordance with the specification including integration with the member’s fire strategy/risk assessment and all required builder’s works.The lot is divided into six regions and organisations can bid for all regions. To be considered for the framework organisations must meet the minimum standards of accreditation and other criteria as set out in the ESPD and associated scoring methodology. PfH intends to appoint 5 contractors to each geographical region but reserves the right to award a greater or fewer number of places depending on the bids received. The scope includes the design, installation, testing, commissioning/handover and servicing and maintenance of a replacement Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) cladding panels with new fire resistant cladding systems with appropriate compartmentation in accordance with the Member’s fire strategy/risk assessment and all required builder’s works. The lot is divided into six regions and organisations can bid for all regions. To be considered for the framework organisations must meet the minimum standards of accreditation and other criteria as set out in the ESPD and associated scoring methodology. PfH intends to appoint 5 contractors to each geographical region but reserves the right to award a greater or fewer number of places depending on the bids received. The scope of lot 8 includes the design, installation, service and maintenance of domestic fire alarms. The lot is divided into six regions and organisations can bid for all regions. To be considered for the framework organisations must meet the minimum standards of accreditation and other criteria as set out in the ESPD and associated scoring methodology. PfH intends to appoint 5 contractors to each geographical region but reserves the right to award a greater or fewer number of places depending on the bids received.