PCC New Framework Developments and Supplier Engagement Event

Description

PCC will be holding a Supplier Engagement Event on the 15th May 2026 at Sand Martin House to promote the development of three frameworks and to provide information around how these are proposed to be structured alongside information around the procurement process and an opportunity for suppliers to provide your feedback. There will be a morning event taking place from 10am and an afternoon event taking place from 1.30pm. An opportunity for networking lunch between 12pm and 1.30pm. If you would like to attend this event, please use QR code on the attached poster to register your place. Here are the main procurement activities being progressed: Multidisciplinary Consultancy Framework This framework is being created to offer access to a wide range of property consultancy services, including building surveying, structures and civil engineering, mechanical and electrical engineering, fire engineering, quantity surveying, and architectural services. Mechanical and Electrical Framework Aimed at supporting effective management and maintenance of our assets, this framework will ensure statutory compliance, safety, value for money, consistent service delivery, and improved asset performance. It will cover areas such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration, boilers, water systems, renewable energy, fire safety, electrical safety, security systems, and more. Repairs and Maintenance Framework This will provide a comprehensive and auditable approach to reactive repairs and maintenance for council-owned and managed assets. The focus will be on timely and efficient response, improved consistency, enhanced transparency, reduced asset downtime, and alignment with our broader asset management strategy. Covered areas include multi-trade maintenance, brickwork, carpentry, plastering, painting, flooring, glazing, roofing (under £25k), drainage, fencing, clearances, removals, and passive fire works (under £25k). The framework will be split down into smaller lots, encouraging all contractors to tender for there specialist areas, or provide a wider delivery by applying for multiple lots. We want the framework to be accessible for all contractors big or small and local to Peterborough and surrounding area. Keywords: Mechanical and Engineering, Repairs and Maintenance, Multi Disciplinary , Construction, Professional, Works