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Thirteen Repairs and Maintenance Framework - AWARD

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23 Feb 2024
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13
suppliers named

Who

Buyer Thirteen Housing Group Ltd — not a council we hold
Supplier ALLERTON DAMP PROOFING LTD
Supplier BCS Property Projects Limited
Supplier buston&maughan ltd
Supplier Citrus Group (NW) Ltd
Supplier Gas Call Services Ltd
Supplier Goom Electrical Limited
Supplier Liberty Group
Supplier Oakworth Electrical LTD
Supplier Total Solutions NE LTD
Supplier Urban Group (York) Ltd
Supplier Vickers Construction Ltd
Supplier Vision Building Services Limited
Supplier WARSETT LTD

What

Thirteen are looking to procure a Framework contract to provide support to the Investment and Maintenance In-House Teams on an "as and when" basis during periods of peak workload. The scope of this Framework Agreement is for the provision of responsive repairs (including commercial properties), maintenance works, void repairs (including MSD voids), electrical works and damp and mound in line with the provided specifications. The specific work types have been split into separate packages (Lots) These services shall fall into 5 'Lots' reflecting the area of support needed for the business. The Framework contract will be for 2 years with the option to extend for further 2 years (4-year maximum). This Framework may be utilised by other Service Areas within Thirteen Housing Group providing Thirteen and the Contractor agree in writing to use of this Framework and its Terms and Conditions prior to any works commencing. Thirteen are seeking to appoint up to 5 contractors per lot, on an "as required basis" to support and supplement the in-house team in their day to day works and out of hours emergencies

Dates and source

Runs 17 Mar 2024 to 16 Mar 2028
OCID ocds-b5fd17-5fab5f22-4555-4874-ae5d-d93a9fa7c0c4
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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.