Domestic Repair & Maintenance Framework Agreement

The City of Edinburgh Council wishes to procure up to 4 contractors to deliver external works in its domestic estate under a Framework Agreement. The contractor will be required to deliver works to any aspect of the external envelope of the building primarily covering general construction, roofing, leadwork, groundwork and specialist external finishing services. The scope will also include any necessary repairs to external structures such as walls, roofs, windows and signage where applicable.

The City of Edinburgh Council is seeking to procure up to 6 contractors to deliver internal works to its domestic estate. The Contractor shall be required to undertake, deliver and complete all works relating to any aspect of the internal envelope of the building, with primary focus on joinery works including the installation, repair and maintenance of doors, frames, architraves, skirting boards, staircases, fitted furniture and other timber components; plumbing services covering installation, repair, maintenance and replacement of all sanitary ware, pipework, water supply systems, waste systems, and associated plumbing fixtures and fittings; electrical works encompassing the installation, testing, maintenance and repair of lighting, power circuits, distribution boards, switches, sockets and all associated electrical infrastructure; painting and decorating services including surface preparation, application of paints, wall coverings, decorative finishes and protective coatings to internal surfaces; plastering works covering the application, repair and finishing of plaster, render, dry lining and associated wall and ceiling finishes; including the installation of front doors, back doors and balcony doors windows and glazing services including the installation, repair, maintenance and replacement of window units, glazing systems, sealed units and associated hardware ; and flooring works encompassing the preparation, installation, repair and maintenance of all floor coverings and finishes including timber, vinyl flooring systems.

The City of Edinburgh Council wishes to procure up to 4 contractors to deliver jetting and drainage works in the Council's domestic estate. 0.6 The Contractor shall be required to undertake, deliver and complete all works relating to any aspect of the internal envelope of the building, with primary focus on high-pressure water jetting services including clearance of blockages, descaling, root removal and preventative maintenance of drainage systems; drainage works encompassing inspection, repair, maintenance and installation of all internal and external drainage infrastructure, including foul water, surface water and combined drainage systems; and plumbing services covering installation, repair, maintenance and replacement of all sanitary ware, pipework, water supply systems, waste systems, and associated plumbing fixtures and fittings.

The City of Edinburgh Council wishes to procure up to 4 contractors to deliver preservation works under a Framework Agreement. The contractor will be required to deliver works to any aspect of the internal envelope of the building primarily Damp, Mould and Condensation covering joinery, plumbing, electrical, painting and decorating, plastering, windows & glazing, flooring. At times of high demand and subject to contractor capability, there may also be a requirement to deliver preservation, external works or scaffolding.

The City of Edinburgh Council wishes to procure up to 4 contractors to deliver scaffolding services in the Council's domestic estate. 0.6 The contractor will be required to provide safe, compliant and fit for purpose access solutions across the councils housing stock to facilitate repairs, maintenance, cyclical works and emergency interventions. The contractor shall supply, erect, adapt, inspect and dismantle all scaffolding in accordance with the relative legislation. Works may include but are not limited to the following; external access scaffolds, roof line scaffolds, tower scaffolds, gantries, edge protection, debris netting and protection. The contractor is expected to conduct site assessments, identify appropriate scaffold design and ensure all installations are secure and suitable for the duration of the required works. Regular statutory inspections must be carried out, recorded and shared with the council.