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Subcontractors and Specialist Contractors for Building Services - UPVC Windows and Doors

West Dunbartonshire Council

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The provision is to give West Dunbartonshire Council a route to identify qualified multi-trade contractors and trade groups to deliver maintenance, routine servicing and emergency repairs to West Dunbartonshire Council buildings, including works to void properties in a multi-trade environment and a 24 hour 356 days emergency response service to be carried out in compliance with the contract conditions. Contractors will be required to provide details on how their organisation in terms of skill, qualifications and competence that fit and meet with the specification the skills. They will need to demonstrate they have a Waste Management plan, Contractors will also be required to provide evidence of insurance policies, where required to provide evidence of security Industry Authority Approved Contractor’s Scheme (SIA). The framework will operate on a ranked basis. If the top-ranked Measured Term Contractor is unable to undertake a call-off due to capacity or capability, the opportunity will be offered to the next-ranked provider. This process will continue down the list until a contractor can provide the service. The successful contractors shall be expected to form part of a team, be adaptable, conscientious and be able to carry out instruction with the minimum supervision to allow efficient completion of the work order. Please note that this is a re-tender of Lot 8 - UPVC Windows and Doors only for Subcontractors and Specialist Contracts for Building Services Framework Agreement

Deadline
1 Dec 2026(35 days left)
Published
27 Oct 2026(3 hours ago)
Contract value
Not published
Location
United Kingdom
Reference
ocds-h6vhtk-07915f
First seen
2 hours ago

Classifications

50000000Repair and maintenance services45421100Installation of doors and windows and related components45421110Installation of door and window frames44221000Windows, doors and related items

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