Wrexham County Borough Council
Market Engagement relating to a Scaffolding Contract for Wrexham County Borough Council
The procurement contact named on the official notice.
This sits in the upper-middle of the Construction band — a substantial contract for the sector. Based on 64,002 valued Construction tenders in our corpus.
Wrexham County Borough Council (WCBC) is looking to engage with the market to better understand potential options for a potential Scaffolding Contract.
The scope of work may include, but not be limited to the following: - Hire of scaffolding materials - Design of scaffolding - Supply of scaffolding - Construction of scaffolding - Dismantling of scaffolding WCBC’s aim is to appoint suitably qualified and experienced contractors to provide a comprehensive scaffolding service across the entirety of Wrexham County Borough.
Scaffolding will be procured for a variety of tasks including carrying out maintenance to residential buildings and blocks.
It is likely that the focus of the Contract will be on the WCBC’s residential estate, although its commercial estate will likely be covered by the proposed contract.
Currently WCBC is responsible for over 11,000 residential properties and over 300 commercial properties, including schools, corporate offices and libraries.
If any Contractor is interested in this opportunity, can you please contact Marc.Johnson@wrexham.gov.uk with details of the below - Details of turnaround times for emergencies - Overview of your services / offering - Details of potential capacity / properties that could be managed at the same time - Typical items that would be expected within a schedule of rates or similar to price for contracted work - Appropriate model form contracts (T&C’s) that work is typically let under – WCBC typically utilises the JCT suite of contract documents - Suitable contact details - Any additional information you believe to be relevant and beneficial to WCBC Please note that at this stage the scope of any future procurement exercise has yet to be determined and therefore may change from those stated in this notice.
WCBC is undecided as to whether a Framework will be setup or a sole supply agreement.
Any values provided relate to a 4 year estimate.
What the supplier must deliver
WCBC’s aim is to appoint suitably qualified
WCBC’s aim is to appoint suitably qualified and experienced contractors to provide a comprehensive scaffolding service across the entirety of Wrexham County Borough.
Currently WCBC is responsible for over 11,000
Currently WCBC is responsible for over 11,000 residential properties and over 300 commercial properties, including schools, corporate offices and libraries.
WCBC is undecided as to whether
WCBC is undecided as to whether a Framework will be setup or a sole supply agreement.
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- planning · Planning
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- 078072-2025
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