Framework for the Provision of Housing Adaptations
Framework ceiling £36,960,000 — the most the agreement may spend across all suppliers and call-offs, not a contract value
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The City of Doncaster Council (CDC) Housing Adaptations Team is seeking to establish a Framework of Contractors to support us to deliver our Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) housing adaptations alongside Public Buildings Maintenance (PBM) who already deliver our St Leger Homes of Doncaster (SLHD) adaptations.
There is no limitation to the number of Contractors who can be appointed to each lot.
There are nine lots that are covered by the Framework and Contractors with suitable knowledge and experience are invited to apply for one or more lots.
Lot One: Minor Adaptations - supply, installation, commissioning, testing, and completion of minor adaptations tailored to the needs of individuals, enabling them to regain independence or return home from hospital sooner.
Trades required electrical, plumbing, joinery, handyman.
Lot Two: Bathroom Adaptations - redesign and modification of existing bathroom facilities to enable individuals to regain independence or allow carers to provide personal care safely and effectively.
Lot Three: Kitchen Adaptations - adjustments to existing kitchen or full kitchen redesigns to improve accessibility, safety, and usability.
Lot Four: Housing Adaptations - minor adjustments or significant internal layout changes to improve accessibility, safety, and usability.
Lot Five: Extensions - modular extensions; design supply and installation, modular extensions; design and supply only.
Groundworks for modular extensions, Garage Conversions, traditional brick and block extensions.
Lot Six: Accessibility Adaptations - ramps; permanent concrete, ramps; semi-permanent modular metal, handrails and grab rails, hardstanding and driveways Lot Seven: Stair Lifts, Through Floor Lifts and Hoists - supply, installation, commissioning, testing, and maintenance of stair lifts, through floor lifts, and ceiling/portable hoists Lot Eight: Safe Spaces - installation of padded wall systems, secure door and window features, half‑doors, and other protective measures designed to minimise injury and improve safety.
Lot Nine: Fencing - supply and installation of fencing systems; concrete post, gravel board, and wooden panel fencing.
Wooden post and wooden feather edge boards with arris rail.
Wooden ledged and braced gate
What the notice asks for
Supply, installation, commissioning, testing, and completion
supply, installation, commissioning, testing, and completion of minor adaptations tailored to the needs of individuals, enabling them to regain independence or return home from hospital sooner.
Redesign and modification of existing bathroom facilities
redesign and modification of existing bathroom facilities to enable individuals to regain independence or allow carers to provide personal care safely and effectively.
Modular extensions; design supply and installation, modular
modular extensions; design supply and installation, modular extensions; design and supply only.
Supply, installation, commissioning, testing, and maintenance
supply, installation, commissioning, testing, and maintenance of stair lifts, through floor lifts, and ceiling/portable hoists.
Supply and installation of fencing systems; concrete
supply and installation of fencing systems; concrete post, gravel board, and wooden panel fencing.
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