Awarded contract

Building Refurbishment Works & Services

Details

Value
£200,000,000
Topic
Refurbishment of run-down buildings
Published
29 August 2025

Tender description

NEUPC is Establishing a new framework for its members to provide a compliant route to market for Building Refurbishment Works. The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Lot 1A: Refurbishment Works Estimated £0-£250k North East The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Additional information: To respond to this opportunity please click here: https://neupc.delta-esourcing.com/respond/64ADQ54492 This agreement will be open to members and their partners regardless of whether or not they are to be defined as contracting authorities for the purpose of the PCR 2015 Lot 1B: Refurbishment Works Estimated £0-£250k Yorkshire & Humber The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Additional information: This agreement will be open to members and their partners regardless of whether or not they are to be defined as contracting authorities for the purpose of the PCR 2015 Lot 1C: Refurbishment Works Estimated £0-£250k Midlands The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Additional information: This agreement will be open to members and their partners regardless of whether or not they are to be defined as contracting authorities for the purpose of the PCR 2015 Lot 2B: Refurbishment Works Estimated £250k-£1.5m Yorkshire & Humber The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Additional information: This agreement will be open to members and their partners regardless of whether or not they are to be defined as contracting authorities for the purpose of the PCR 2015 Lot 2C: Refurbishment Works Estimated £250k-£1.5m Midlands The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Additional information: This agreement will be open to members and their partners regardless of whether or not they are to be defined as contracting authorities for the purpose of the PCR 2015 Lot 3B: Refurbishment Works Estimated £1.5m - £4m Yorkshire & Humber The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Additional information: This agreement will be open to members and their partners regardless of whether or not they are to be defined as contracting authorities for the purpose of the PCR 2015 Lot 3C: Refurbishment Works Estimated £1.5m - £4m Midlands The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Additional information: This agreement will be open to members and their partners regardless of whether or not they are to be defined as contracting authorities for the purpose of the PCR 2015 Lot 4B: Refurbishment Works Estimated £4m - £10m Yorkshire & Humber The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Additional information: This agreement will be open to members and their partners regardless of whether or not they are to be defined as contracting authorities for the purpose of the PCR 2015 Lot 4C: Refurbishment Works Estimated £4m - £10m Midlands The works under this framework will involve all aspects of refurbishment works, typical of University buildings such as but not limited to Laboratories, small and complex lecture theatres, Libraries, café and commercial kitchens, offices (individual and open plan), public areas, meeting rooms, conference rooms, accommodation, plant areas, etc. As well as the above types, appointed Contractors will be expected to carry out works in buildings of varying age/condition, listed/heritage type buildings. Additional information: This agreement will be open to members and their partners regardless of whether or not they are to be defined as contracting authorities for the purpose of the PCR 2015

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date2 June 2025
  2. Completed: Award published29 August 2025
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About the buyer

NEUPC is one of six UK higher education purchasing consortia. Framework agreements are let and managed on behalf of its members. Full members are mainly higher education institutions in the North East, Yorkshire and Humber, and the Midlands. Associate members tend to be further education colleges. Some agreements are tendered for NEUPC members alone, while most are run jointly with regional consortia. A Suppliers Guide to Tendering, created by the UKUPC Joint Contracting Group, explains how to respond to an invitation to tender.

Over the past 5 years, most of NEUPC's contract awards have been in construction work, construction materials and architectural and engineering services.

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