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Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing Limited (STAR) are developing a site known as Russell Close, Stanmore, Bridgnorth. The proposed works comprise design and construction and completion of a residential development of 2 No. Passivhaus Certified units for rent; along with associated external works and infrastructure work. The Form of Contract will be the JCT Design and Build Contract 2016, together with STAR's required Schedule of Amendments. Design Lead-in / Tech Approvals to be completed by October 2022 - December 2022, Start on Site to be December 2022 and Construction Completion by October 2023. STAR is running an open competitive tender to select a suitably competent Main Contractor. All details of this project can be found in the tender pack which is available via Delta e-tendering Portal. Additional information: Please note, the Deadline date for Expression of Interest is the Deadline date for Tender Submissions.

The demolition of existing dwellings and the design and construction of 12Nr 1B2P flats, 14Nr 2B3P houses and 6Nr 3B5P houses, together with all external works and services at Fairfields Close, Gobowen. Contractor's will be required to carry out a relocation of an existing substation on the site before the construction works can commence. All works to be managed by the contractor and carried out in accordance with SPEN requirements. Works to the latest building regulations incorporating air source heat pump heating system. Demolition surveys are currently being produced on the properties to be demolished. The surveys will be issued as tender addendums during the tender period. Target Start Date for Electrical Diversion Works: December 2023 Target Start for construction works: June 2024 Target completion date: May 2025

Conversion and renovation works at existing care facility. Form 25 nr apartments, including all external works, drainage and services as necessary at Coton Hill House, Berwick Road, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Additional information: The contracting authority considers that this contract may be suitable for economic operators that are small or medium enterprises (SMEs). However, any selection of tenderers will be based solely on the criteria set out for the procurement.

The Contract primarily involves providing rewires and ancillary electrical services, mainly in unoccupied properties within the Oswestry, Bridgnorth and Shrewsbury areas. For clarity, this is primarily a Rewires contract, with ancillary electrical services being required on an ad hoc basis, where STAR Housing internal resource is unable to meet capacity. Full details are available within the Specification document.

STAR Housing are inviting bids from Service Providers who can provide a roofing replacement and associated services to its 4,200 properties within the Oswestry, Bridgnorth and Shrewsbury areas. The work will include replacing roof coverings to pitched and flat roofs (including fasciae and soffits and rainwater goods), repointing of properties, chimneys (including removal of chimneys) during roofing works.

1.1.1 STAR Housing are inviting bids from organisations who can provide building materials (See Appendix 1 for estimated volumes) and associated services that meet STAR Housing's requirement for a range of materials including but not limited to: • General building materials, • Electrical materials,

Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing (STAR Housing) invite suitably qualified and experienced Service Providers in relation to providing long term hire fleet services; which include but are not limited to vehicle provision; livery; racking; telematics; racking; fleet management (Long term fleet hire contract). Additional information: Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing (STAR Housing) invite suitably qualified and experienced Service Providers in relation to providing long term hire fleet services; which include but are not limited to vehicle provision; livery; racking; telematics; racking; fleet management (Long term fleet hire contract). For suppliers to access this opportunity, they will need to register as a supplier on https://marketdojo.com/. The project reference number for this procurement is 137537. If you have any issues accessing the tender pack once registered please contact the Market Dojo support team on: support@marketdojo.com.

Star Housing are inviting bids from Service Providers who can provide a Heating, Servicing, Maintenance and Installation (HSMI) service to its 4,200 properties. The works will include the following Servicing: Regular inspection and servicing of heating systems to maintain optimal performance and efficiency. Maintenance: Routine and emergency maintenance to address any issues that arise, ensuring minimal disruption to tenants. Installation: Installation of new heating systems or components, including removal and disposal of old systems where necessary. The contract will be for three (3) years, with the option to extend for a further two (2) years.

STAR Housing is seeking a Service provider of project works required at St Owens Road, comprising of Pitched roof replacement including the removal of finlock guttering, removal and renewal of cavity wall insulation, internal remedials works to include application of waterproof membrane and plastering works, and some external remedial works, demonstrating value for money. Potential Service Providers shall visit the site prior to tendering and shall contact the building surveyor directly on 07807 228206 or email gary.offland@starhousing.org.uk to arrange a convenient time for a visit. Service providers will be required to submit their bid via the e-procurement platform Market Dojo for the Works for the project as detailed in this Invitation Document, which comprises the documents available on Market Dojo Portal.

STAR Housing is launching a four-to-five-year programme to repair, replace, and install windows, doors, and associated works across its housing portfolio. The initiative aims to provide safe, energy-efficient homes that meet the requirements of Awaab’s Law, the Decent Homes Standard and the government target for all properties to achieve EPC Band C by 2030. It also supports STAR Housing’s long-term net zero carbon ambitions in line with its Retrofit Strategy. To support this, the Contracting Authority seeks the replacement of windows and associated doors to approximately 3,100 homes over a four-year delivery period to the main fabric of the home. The contract is for a five year period providing programme flexibility and will incorporate specialist repairs of windows and doors operating in partnership with our in-house repairs team. The key requirements include: 1. Install new, high-performance windows that meet or exceed current building regulations achieving a U-value of 0.82 W/m²K or better. 2. Install new, high performance composite front doors providing tenants a modern option of four colours and four designs, with the option of composite or uPVC rear doors. 3.Complete emergency repairs within 4 hours, all other day-to-day repairs within 28 days, achieving a 14 day repair completion by year two of the contract and a seven day repair by year three of the contract. Repairs should be prioritised based on individual tenant needs, even where the issue does not meet the definition of an emergency. 4.Deliver all associated works, including the management of asbestos removal, replacement of soffits and fascia’s where required, making good any damage, removal of clay sills where present, provision of access and access arrangements, installation of lintels, removal and refitting of tenant blinds, and consideration of tenant-specific requirements throughout the works following a tenant centric approach

The Contracting Authority is inviting tenders from Suppliers who can provide a comprehensive Health & Safety (H&S) service to support compliance, risk management, and continuous improvement across its housing management, maintenance, and property development operations. In line with the National Procurement Policy Statement, the Contracting Authority has a strong preference for locally based service providers (which covers Oswestry, through to Shrewsbury and down to Bridgnorth), to facilitate regular on-site visits and build collaborative working relationships. This specification defines eight core service areas, expected deliverables, qualification requirements, and performance standards.