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Procurement Hub - Furniture & Furnishings Framework

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£40,000,000
value
GBP
8 Apr 2025
awarded
7
suppliers named

Who

Buyer Places for People Group Limited — not a council we hold
Supplier BANNER GROUP LIMITED
Supplier Barons (Fylde Coast Supplies) Ltd
Supplier David Phillips Furniture Limited
Supplier FMS Interior Services Ltd
Supplier Furniture Resource Centre Ltd
Supplier Gresham Office Furniture Ltd
Supplier Underley Furnishings Limited (t/a Furnished Homes)

What

The service to be primarily conducted under the Furniture and Furnishings Framework is the supply of furniture for communal living areas, bedrooms and office spaces. To include armchairs, mattresses, sofas, drawers, dining tables, wardrobes, tables and chairs. In addition, accessories and soft furnishings, typically purchased are kitchen accessories, bedding, curtains, blinds, wall art, towels, lamps and small electricals. This list is not exhaustive and is intended as a guide to the typical furniture required. The furniture required can be broadly defined into a few categories; furniture suitable for long term tenancies such as sheltered accommodation and older person schemes, short term tenancies such as supported and student accommodation, along with office furniture. As the framework is also available to the wider public sector the providers must also be able to supply residential furniture suitable for use outside of the housing sector such as Govt departments, local authority, care and the NHS. The framework is divided into 5 Lots: •Lot 1 - Social/Supported Living •Lot 2 - Sheltered Accommodation •Lot 3 - Student Accommodation •Lot 4 - Office Furniture •Lot 5 - Multi Discipline

Dates and source

Runs 1 May 2025 to 30 Apr 2029
OCID ocds-b5fd17-c9027e6f-e35f-4ee8-976f-b35c46f664d2
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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.