Decision - Health & Safety Update and Housing Revenue Account Repairs and Maintenance Procurement
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the council's own words, uneditedThis report provides an update on progress towards Housing health & safety compliance and recommends the procurement of building, empty homes and damp & condensation work contractors in order to provide additional capacity alongside our in-house service
1) Cabinet notes the Housing, Health & Safety Update Report, and current engagement with the Regulator of Social Housing. 2) Cabinet delegate authority to the Acting Corporate Director Housing, Care & Wellbeing (Housing Lead) to procure and award the contracts for the following work streams for a period of 3 years with the option based on successful performance of a further 1 year plus 1 year extension. • Repairs and Maintenance (General Building) (£11M Total) • Damp, Condensation and Cavity Wall Insulation (£9M Total) • Empty Homes Work (£15M Total)
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 10372/1338 tokens · 11626ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 15:29The report updates Cabinet on housing health and safety compliance, repairs backlogs and engagement with the Regulator of Social Housing. It recommends procuring three long-term contract workstreams covering general building repairs, damp and insulation works, and empty homes, with a combined maximum value of £35 million over three years plus possible extensions.
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parsed- Commence procurement of the three contract workstreams through compliant procurement routes.
- Delegate authority to the Acting Corporate Director Housing, Care & Wellbeing (Housing Lead) to award the contracts, subject to budget approval.
- Appoint contractors under the proposed frameworks and tender processes, including social value and apprenticeship requirements.
- Continue monitoring housing health and safety compliance, repairs performance and costs.
- Continue engagement with the Regulator of Social Housing and provide further compliance information.
- Continue resident consultation and engagement through established housing forums and communication channels.