Awarded contract

Contract for Removal, Disposal & Renewal Double Glazed UPVC Windows & Composite Doors - West Cross

Details

Topic
Windows, doors and related items
Published
3 April 2024

Tender description

Swansea Council has a regeneration scheme to bring dwellings in line with the Welsh Housing Quality Standard requirements. The following document sets out the specification in line with the Client (Swansea Council Housing) Brief. The purpose of the regeneration scheme is to carry out works to upgrade Thermal Value to 47nr. Council owned properties in West Cross, Swansea. Properties within regeneration scheme are tenanted 2/3 Bed semi-detached Properties and 2 storey Flats. External Wall fabric is Traditional Cavity Wall Construction made up of an internal Blockwork Skin, 50mm Cavity and a pebble dashed Blockwork external façade. The following specification is taken from Rehau Windows. We will accept any other system/manufacturer that is equal in specification, as checked by the PM, should the tendering contractor wish to put forward in their tender submission. All properties with external timber doors (not including outhouses) to be replaced with composite doors. All dwelling doorsets are to comply with the following requirements: BS PAS 23-1: 1999 General performance requirements for door assemblies. BS PAS 24-1: 2007 Enhanced security performance requirements for door assemblies.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date2 April 2024
  2. Completed: Award published3 April 2024
    Current notice

About the buyer

City and County of Swansea is a Welsh local authority, and buys through Sell2Wales, the Welsh public sector's central tendering portal. Suppliers submit electronic tenders online through eTenderWales. Larger contracts are also advertised on Find a Tender Service under the Procurement Act 2023. Suppliers must register on the Central Digital Platform to bid for contracts above a set threshold value. Major framework agreements are procured through the South West Wales regional collaborative arrangement. Carmarthenshire County Council leads that arrangement for the wider region, alongside Neath Port Talbot, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion councils.

UK local government drives £140bn in annual procurement, led by social protection (£66.6bn) and education (£57.1bn).

Over the past 5 years, most of City and County of Swansea's contract awards have been in construction work, transport equipment and business services.

Relevant CPV codes

  • 44221000 · Windows, doors and related items
  • 44221100 · Windows
  • 44221200 · Doors
  • 45210000 · Building construction work
  • 45300000 · Building installation work
  • 45400000 · Building completion work
  • 45420000 · Joinery and carpentry installation work
  • 45421000 · Joinery work
  • 45421100 · Installation of doors and windows and related components
  • 45421130 · Installation of doors and windows
  • 45421131 · Installation of doors
  • 45421132 · Installation of windows
  • 45450000 · Other building completion work
  • 45453000 · Overhaul and refurbishment work

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