UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

Harrogate Healthcare Facilities Management T/A Integrated Facilities are a wholly owned subsidiary of Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust. This UK01 Pipeline Notice is being published on behalf of Harrogate Integrated Facilities. The procurement route is likely to be via one of the NOECPC, NHS Shared Business Services or Pagabo Framework Agreements. Building refurbishment of current SDEC and Maxillofacial departments with both departments swapping onsite footprints. Works will need to be carried out in series, with works in line with clinical operational strategies.

Harrogate Healthcare Facilities Management T/A Integrated Facilities are a wholly owned subsidiary of Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust. This UK01 Pipeline Notice is being published on behalf of Harrogate Integrated Facilities. This procurement is dependent upon Business Case outcome / funding. The procurement route is likely to be via NHS SBS, NOECPC, Pagabo, Procure23 Frameworks. This procurement supports the organisation’s strategic objective of maintaining a safe and compliant healthcare environment by addressing identified fire safety risks. The works involve remedial actions to resolve fire backlog maintenance issues, including upgrades to fire doors, compartmentation and fire detection systems across priority areas of the estate. Contributes directly to ensuring the Trust’s compliance with statutory fire safety regulations and improving resilience across clinical and non-clinical areas.

Harrogate Healthcare Facilities Management T/A Integrated Facilities are a wholly owned subsidiary of Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust. This pipeline notice is being published on behalf of Harrogate Integrated Facilities. RAAC Eradication works at Harrogate District Hospital NHS Trust - Dependent upon Business Case outcome / funding The procurement route is likely to be via the CCS RM6267 Procure23 Framework Agreement or Pagabo Medium or Minor Works Framework Agreement. This contract supports the organisation’s strategy to enhance the safety, structural integrity, and long-term sustainability of our estate by addressing the risks associated with Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC). The works involve the identification, removal, and replacement of RAAC in key buildings across the estate, as part of the wider Building Safety Improvement Programme. This initiative aims to ensure compliance with safety regulations, improve building resilience, and safeguard staff and patients by eliminating potential risks posed by deteriorating RAAC structures.