Buyer	The Guinness Partnership Ltd — not a council we hold
Supplier	AGS One Group
Supplier	Contego Environmental Services Ltd
Supplier	John O'Conner (GM) Ltd
Supplier	Rentokil Initial UK Ltd

Guinness require a reactive pest control service for the eradication and prevention of pests across our properties and locations, both in communal areas, within resident properties and in unoccupied properties. On schemes where certain environmental factors present an increased likelihood of pest problems such as markets and canals, a proactive scheduled service will be required, with no fewer than 12 visits per annum / once per month. The service shall control, if not eradicate all pests from site, including the removal of dead creatures.\r \r The Supplier shall treat the property until successful eradication with a maximum number of three visits, with the first treatment taking place at the initial survey. Further visits shall be agreed with TGP following receipt of further works recommendation reports.\r \r The supplier will be expected to make temporary preventative repairs to the internal and external structure of a property where a building defect has been identified as a contributing factor to the pest concerns at the scheme.\r \r This framework is being procured by Guinness for and on behalf of the following entities ("Other Users") who will all be entitled to conclude contracts based on this framework agreement:\r - Any and all subsidiaries and entities within Guinness' group of societies and companies ("the Guinness Group"),\r - Social housing providers in the UK (both those that are in existence now and those that may be in existence in the future) - 'Social Housing Provider' for this purpose means any provider of social housing and includes, without limitation, registered providers which are listed on the regulator of social housing website and ALMOs and local authorities with retained social housing.

Runs	1 Sep 2024 to 31 Aug 2028
OCID	ocds-b5fd17-71dc0bd8-081a-4a00-badd-f14d18c8438e
Notice	Read it on Contracts Finder

Figures are as published An award value in OCDS may be a framework ceiling rather than a sum anyone expects to spend, so a large figure here is not evidence of a large purchase.