Installation of doors and windows and related components

Tender description

This framework will cover the supply and installation of communal doors, entrance doors and associated products, including cyclical maintenance for multi occupancy residential buildings (low/medium/high rise) educational establishments, local government buildings and police/fire authority buildings. This lot covers composite doors manufactured from mixed materials, as an example- solid timber core and GRP /steel frame. The door sets should be certified to secure by design and/or PAS 24 or LPS1175 as appropriate. As per the composite door workstream but with additional third party (independent) fire certification to either FD30 or FD60 standards which is awarded to the whole doorset – this includes all furniture and frame. This workstream covers timber manufactured door sets such as solid hardwood, engineered wood and softwoods such as pine or larch. The door sets should be certified to secure by design and/or PAS 24 or LPS1175 as appropriate. As per the timber door workstream but with additional 3rd party (independent) fire certification to either FD30 or FD60 standards which is awarded to the whole doorset – this includes all furniture and frame. This lot generally covers steel and aluminium based products that provide a secure communal entrance way to a multi occupied premises. Timber doors can be offered to suit specialist applications, such as for listed properties but these must be as an addition to the steel/aluminium products, as they are not required to be priced in the tender documentation. This workstream covers the associated entrance access controls on communal door systems. Access systems may be duplex voice only or voice and one way video. Any bidder who can supply communal products under WS5 along with at least one product from WS1-4 is eligible to be entered in the super lot. The superlot is designed for use where: — a client does not receive a suitable number of responses (either at expression of interest stage or tender stage) having advertised their opportunity through the appropriate lot and regional area within workstream 1 to 5, — where there are insufficient appointed companies in the relevant lot and regional area to run the client’s preferred call off procedure.