Furniture Removal, Storage, Design and Move Management Framework Agreement
The City of Edinburgh CouncilEstimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
Not specified
Published
21 August 2026
Type
services
Overview
The City of Edinburgh Council (the Council) has established a three-Lot Framework Agreement for the provision of Furniture Removals and Storage, Design and Move Management services. The new Framework Agreement shall operate from October 2026 for a period of four years with no option to extend.
The Council appointed a maximum of three Service Providers to each Lot of the Framework Agreement. A significant number of those customers require assistance with the removal, transfer and storage of belongings.
The Contractor would be required to assist tenants with the removal, transfer and storage of belongings and sometimes for an unspecified amount of time. Additional information: This is a Contract Award Notice.
Lots (3)
- Lot 2Temporary Accommodation Services is a statutory service within the Council which provides accommodation and support for around 5,000 homeless people per year
- Lot 3Fully design, manage and provide advice/support to Council staff or project teams that are responsible for the relocation of staff and services to ensure relocations are carried out efficiently and cost effectively with minimum disruption or down time to business
- Lot 1project based removal and ethical disposal of old furniture and assistance with delivery, set-up, dismantle and removal of furniture for large scale events e
Additional details
Relocation of staff with associated furniture, equipment and resources. Additional information: This is a Contract Award Notice. Additional information: This is a Contract Award Notice.
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AGM Bishops Limited
Doree Bonner International
Harrow Green Limited
Clockwork Removals
Space Solutions
Amer Logistics Ltd. t/a Johnsons
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The City of Edinburgh CouncilKey Dates
Published
21 August 2026
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Notice type
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