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Modular and Portable Buildings Tenders and Contracts

See open modular and portable buildings tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector. This covers temporary classrooms, site cabins, portable toilets, welfare units, modular clinical space and prefabricated extensions. Schools, NHS trusts and local councils are the main buyers.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about modular buildings, portable buildings, prefabricated buildings in the UK public sector.

  • What does a modular and portable buildings tender cover?

    These tenders and contracts cover the supply, hire, installation and removal of prefabricated, modular and portable structures, including temporary classrooms, site cabins, welfare units and modular clinical space.

  • Who buys modular and portable buildings through public tenders?

    Schools and local authorities buy modular classrooms and site accommodation. NHS trusts buy modular clinical units. Councils and combined authorities also use portable buildings for site offices and community facilities.

  • Are modular building contracts awarded through frameworks?

    Many public buyers use construction frameworks, such as regional modular building agreements or NHS Shared Business Services frameworks, to award these contracts alongside standalone open tenders.

  • What is the difference between modular and portable buildings in tenders?

    Modular buildings are prefabricated units assembled on site to form larger permanent or semi-permanent structures such as classrooms or clinical space. Portable buildings are single, free-standing units, such as site cabins or welfare facilities, that can be relocated.

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