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Hyde Housing Association

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Echelon Consultancy are delighted to be procuring on behalf of Hyde Housing Association a framework for the delivery of Capital and Planned Works. The proposed lots are: Kitchens and Bathrooms, Windows and Doors, Conservation & Heritage Works, Roofs, Electrical Installations, Infrastructure and Improvement Works, External & Communal Decorating, Flooring, Aids & Adaptations, Damp & Mould remediation, Ground Works, Whole House refurbishment Estate Investment. The framework is one of three being developed by Echelon, and will be managed by Pretium Frameworks (part of the Echelon Group), along with the Maintain Framework (Repairs & Empty Homes) and the Protect Framework (Compliance Services). The Framework will cover the aforementioned workstreams, and will provide national coverage, with defined geographical areas offering its Clients (Local Authorities, Housing Associations and Registered Providers, as well as all other Public Sector bodies) complete flexibility to call off services to meet need and demand. The framework will be for a period of four years but will also offer the ability call off longer term contracts exceeding the original framework length. Workstreams will also be split into different value bands, to encourage both SME's and Tier One organisation's. The survey as part of this Preliminary Market Engagement notice is asking for your views and options on various aspects of the intended framework. This survey should take approx. 15-20 minutes to complete and all answers provided as part of this survey are completely anonymous and as such, we would please ask for your honest views and opinions, so that we can ensure that the framework offers maximum flexibility for both Clients and Suppliers. The link to the survey is here - https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/wxf5ehtLgS - You may need to copy and paste the link into your browser.

Deadline: Not published
Published: 6 Oct 2026(yesterday)
Contract value: £6.0bn
Location: United Kingdom
Reference: ocds-h6vhtk-07818c
First seen: yesterday

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