Buyer	North Tyneside
Supplier	Barclay Roofing Limited
Supplier	John Flowers Ltd
Supplier	M & J Group (Construction & Roofing) Ltd
Supplier	Springs Roofing Ltd.

The Authority invites suitably experienced providers for the above Framework for skilled service to provide Traditional Tile and Slate Roofing Services. This Framework Contract will ensure availability of skilled Contractors to deliver the Planned Service requiring differing values and complexities as required for the Framework Contract.\r \r It would be desirable for Tenderers to have an NFRC membership.\r \r Successfully awarded Contractors will be required to work together with North Tyneside Council (the Authority) to drive improvements and support the aims and ambitions of the Contract.\r \r The main areas of activity may comprise of, but not exclusively be limited to, New Installations, Repairs and Modifications to existing roofs, including associated timberwork, flashings, membranes, metalwork, rainwater goods, roof windows, fascias and soffits and also other planned investment works requiring services to be completed in ether of the following forms; Operational, schools, commercial and any other properties owned by the Authority or its subsidiaries which may also include properties for sale. The specific Projects details that may be procured under this Framework Contract cannot be clearly defined at this stage, however, indicative volumes, approximate per year are: 5\r \r Following this tender exercise, it is envisaged that 5 Contractors will be appointed to the Framework. Works up to £10k will be offered to the first ranked Contractor as a Direct Award. For works exceeding £10k a mini competition will be undertaken with the 5 contractors on the framework via the NEPO portal, please refer to the Authority Requirements in the tender pack for further information. The direct link to the opportunity is

Runs	7 Apr 2021 to 6 Oct 2024
OCID	ocds-b5fd17-f6204d53-2fba-413d-9204-088638d0dbb9
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.