Estimated Value
Up to £800,000
Deadline
22 September 2026
27 days remaining
Published
25 August 2026
Type
services
Overview
Provision of ad-hoc pest control services for Maryhill Housing Association and Queens Cross Housing Association. Ad-hoc pest control services for Maryhill Housing Association. Provision of ad-hoc pest control services for Queens Cross Housing Association.
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This contract is for on‑call pest control services for Maryhill Housing Association and Queens Cross Housing Association, meaning the supplier will respond to pest issues as they arise.
Requirements
- No specific requirements listed in the notice — check the full tender documents.
Key Tasks & Deliverables
- Provide ad‑hoc pest control visits to Maryhill Housing Association when they request service
- Provide ad‑hoc pest control visits to Queens Cross Housing Association when they request service
How to Read This Tender
- 1Look for the “Contract period” and “call‑out rates” in the full documents – they define how often and at what price you’ll be paid
- 2Check any “exclusion list” of pests or locations – some contracts only cover certain species or common areas
- 3Note the required response times (e.g., 24‑hour call‑out) – missing this can lead to penalties
- 4Identify the invoicing and reporting procedures – they often require a service log for each visit
- 5Confirm whether the buyer expects a minimum number of call‑outs per year; this affects revenue forecasts
Tips for Small Businesses
- If you don’t have the capacity for both associations, consider partnering with another local pest‑control firm to share call‑outs
- Highlight any social value you bring, such as employing local residents or using environmentally‑friendly products – many public bodies award points for this
- Offer a competitive “per‑call” rate rather than a large fixed contract to reduce risk and make your bid more attractive
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Maryhill Housing Association LtdKey Dates
Published
25 August 2026
Submission deadline
22 September 2026
Notice type
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Source
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