Main Contractor Services Framework

Dundee City Council intends to establish a multi-lot framework agreement for main contractor services to deliver a range of construction and refurbishment works across the Council estate. The framework will support both housing and non-housing projects.

This will complement any national frameworks currently under development. Main Contractor as Lot 1, with TrustMark accreditation in place or evidence of working towards accreditation.

The framework will appoint suitably qualified and experienced contractors across each lot with demonstrable competence in their respective discipline, across each of the Lots. Contractors will be required to: Demonstrate relevant qualifications, accreditation, and registration where applicable Provide evidence of previous projects of comparable scale and value Evidence compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements (e.g. building standards, planning conditions) Call-off commissions may vary in scope, scale, and complexity, and may relate to housing, corporate property, and infrastructure projects.

Full details will be provided in the future Contract Notice. Specialist contractor services in a main contractor role for conservation, repair and refurbishment works to traditionally constructed and heritage buildings.

The framework will appoint suitably qualified and experienced contractors across each lot with demonstrable competence in their respective discipline, across each of the Lots. Contractors will be required to: Demonstrate relevant qualifications, accreditation, and registration where applicable Provide evidence of previous projects of comparable scale and value Evidence compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements (e.g. building standards, planning conditions) Call-off commissions may vary in scope, scale, and complexity, and may relate to housing, corporate property, and infrastructure projects.

Full details will be provided in the future Contract Notice. Main contractor services for works ranging from multi-trade building alterations to larger extension and new-build projects, delivered through in-house resources or subcontracted trades.

The framework will appoint suitably qualified and experienced contractors across each lot with demonstrable competence in their respective discipline, across each of the Lots. Contractors will be required to: Demonstrate relevant qualifications, accreditation, and registration where applicable Provide evidence of previous projects of comparable scale and value Evidence compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements (e.g. building standards, planning conditions) Call-off commissions may vary in scope, scale, and complexity, and may relate to housing, corporate property, and infrastructure projects. Full details will be provided in the future Contract Notice.