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Building Contracts and Tenders

See open building tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.

Building procurement covers new-build construction, refurbishment, fit-out, and repair work for schools, housing, libraries, and other public buildings. Notices range from a single roof or window replacement to multi-million-pound new-build schemes let through construction frameworks such as CF25.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about building contracts, building tenders, government building contracts, building refurbishment, building maintenance, building repairs, building works, school building, roofing works, building compliance, building construction, building envelope in the UK public sector.

  • What kind of building work do these tenders cover?

    Building tenders span new-build construction, refurbishment, fit-out, and roofing or window replacement work. Building notices include primary school buildings procured under construction frameworks, council-owned libraries and community centres, and housing association repair contracts, alongside smaller works such as door and window installation.

  • Are building contracts procured through frameworks?

    Yes. Many awarded building contracts are let under the Department for Education's CF25 construction framework, which covers the design and build of school buildings. Other public buyers run their own frameworks for refurbishment, fit-out, and repair work, so check the framework field on each notice before bidding.

  • What CPV codes cover building tenders and contracts?

    The main codes are 45210000 (Building construction work), 45000000 (Construction work), and 45260000 (Roof works and other special trade construction works).

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