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TENDER Framework Active Works

DFG Adaptation Works

Published 16 Feb 2026
16 Feb 2026
Closed 13 Mar 2026


Reference: 003-PA-25
The district of Breckland spans 500 square miles of beautiful countryside within Norfolk. The district is centred around the five market towns of Dereham, Attleborough, Swaffham, Thetford, and Watton. Half of the current residents live in one of the market towns with the remainder living in rural village homes. This means that the district has a low population density. The area's rural nature is characterised by its 112 parishes and numerous villages. We are re-procuring our Framework for home adaptations delivered through Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) and seeking suitable and qualified contractors who can deliver adaptations efficiently and promptly. DFGs are available to those with disabilities to provide funding for home adaptations. Typical adaptations include replacing a bath with a level access shower, bathroom reconfigurations, door widening, ramps and access into and out of the house. The primary goal of this grant is to facilitate changes that allow recipients to continue living independently in their own home.

Full CPV breakdown

  • 45300000 — Building installation work (primary)

Notice details

Buyer type
Local authority
Competition
Open competition (any supplier can bid)
Contract type
Works
Procurement method
Below threshold - open competition
Main category
Works
Above threshold
No
Legal basis
UKPGA 2023/54
Notice status
Active
Renewal
There is a potential to extend for a further two years on a one (1) plus one (1) year basis.
Framework agreement
Yes
Framework details
The framework will be used to deliver low-value, repeat works across the Breckland district area. During business hours (8.00am to 6.00pm) any issues reported to Breckland Council by the client will be investigated by the Technical Officer and then reported to the Supplier. The Supplier must discuss with the Technical Officer at their earliest convenience but within a maximum of 2 hours to discuss the issue and arrange to attend if required. Any issues reported directly to the Supplier, must be reported to Breckland Council within a maximum of 2 hours, so they can record this on the system. Outside business hours: For any issues reported to the Supplier outside of business hours by the client, upon commencement of business hours (08:00) the Supplier must contact the Technical Officer at their earliest convenience but within a maximum of 2 hours to discuss the issue and arrange to attend if required. For any issues reported to Breckland Council outside of business hours, Breckland Council will contact the Supplier at the earliest convenient point on the next working day (Mon-Fri) and the Supplier must contact the Technical Officer at their earliest convenience but within a maximum of 2 hours to discuss the issue and arrange to attend if required. Suppliers are required to agree to operate under Appendix B - Schedule of Prices issued by the Council. This will be updated and re-issued at six-monthly intervals during the term of the Framework. The prices set out in the Schedule of Prices will apply to all call-off contracts awarded during the relevant six-month period and exclusive of VAT. Admission onto the Framework will be based solely on the qualitative assessment of bids submitted in response to this Invitation to Tender. No initial pricing submission is required as part of this ITT. Suppliers will be evaluated on their capability, quality, and capacity to deliver the required services in accordance with the Framework requirements. Suppliers will be ranked based on their combined quality scores as determined during the tender evaluation process (see Section 6). The ranking reflects the Council's assessment of the most advantageous tender in terms of quality. Supplier ranking will directly influence the order in which call-off work is allocated under the rotational mechanism. If a supplier withdraws or is removed, the next supplier in the ranking order moves up one position. If, at any time during the framework period, a supplier's agreement to deliver services under the framework is terminated, the ranking of suppliers will be adjusted accordingly. Specifically, the next supplier in the original ranking order (based on the most advantageous tender evaluation) will move up by one rank. This ensures that the rotational allocation of work continues fairly among the remaining suppliers, reflecting the relative evaluation scores from the tender process. Successful suppliers admitted to the framework will be awarded call-off contracts (Appendix D) on a rotational basis (or other transparent mechanism determined by the Council) to ensure a fair and equitable allocation of work among all framework suppliers. The Council reserves the right to vary the rotation mechanism, acting reasonably, to reflect factors such as: • Supplier performance and quality of delivery, • Capacity to undertake work at a given time, or • Specific requirements of individual projects For works not included within Appendix B - Schedule of Prices (e.g., small extensions or bespoke work relating to DFG) or higher-value works, the Council will run a mini-competition. All framework suppliers will be invited to submit a quotation based on the specification provided. Site visits will be permitted by prior arrangement with Council Technical Officers. The contract will be awarded to the supplier submitting the most advantageous quotation. A further site visit may be arranged prior to commencement, after which mobilisation can proceed according to the agreed timetable. Suppliers should be aware that there is no guaranteed minimum or regular number of jobs during the framework term. Work volumes will fluctuate due to client referrals, enquiries, Technical Officer assessments, and grant approval timings. Approximately half of the annual cases are expected to relate to level-access showers or external access ramps, but this may vary. Suppliers should plan accordingly and ensure capacity to respond to peaks and troughs in demand. The framework will be operated under a Framework Agreement and Schedule of Amendments to JCT Measured Term Contract 2024 - Appendix C in the ITT and Associate documents with a Call-Off order (Appendix D) for individual jobs.
Submission method
https://in-tendhost.co.uk/brecklandcouncil/aspx/Home
Enquiries close
6 Mar 2026
Language
EN
Published
16 Feb 2026 10:08
Deadline
13 Mar 2026 12:00
OCID
ocds-h6vhtk-054f33
Notice ID
003-PA-25

Everything the publisher included in this notice, organised by section.

Organisations

Name Breckland District Council
Address › Street Elizabeth House, Walpole Loke
Address › Town / city Dereham
Address › Postcode NR19 1EE
Address › Country GB
Address › Country United Kingdom
Address › Region (NUTS) UKH17
Contact › Email procurement@breckland.gov.uk
Role buyer
Classification › Description Public authority - sub-central government

Buyer

Name Breckland District Council

Tender

Title DFG Adaptation Works
Status active
Item › CPV › CPV 1 › Description Building installation work
Item › CPV › CPV 2 › Description Building completion work
Item › Delivery › Region (NUTS) UKH17
Item › Delivery › Country GB
Item › Delivery › Country United Kingdom
Value › Value incl. VAT £2,411,391.60
Value › Currency GBP
Procedure type open
Procedure Below threshold - open competition
Category works
Above threshold No
Techniques › Framework agreement Yes
Techniques › Framework agreement › Maximum Participants 6
Techniques › Framework agreement › Method With and without reopening competition
Techniques › Framework agreement › Type closed
How to submit https://in-tendhost.co.uk/brecklandcouncil/aspx/Home
Submission Terms › Electronic submission allowed
Bidding period › End 13 Mar 2026
Questions period › End 6 Mar 2026
Lot › Status active
Lot › Value › Value incl. VAT £2,411,391.60
Lot › Value › Currency GBP
Lot › Suitable for › SMEs Yes
Lot › Suitable for › VCSEs Yes
Lot › Contract period › Start 8 Jun 2026
Lot › Contract period › End 7 Jun 2027
Lot › Contract period › Can be extended to 7 Jun 2029
Lot › Can be renewed Yes
Lot › Renewal › Description There is a potential to extend for a further two years on a one (1) plus one (1) year basis.
Document › Document type Tender notice
Document › Description Tender notice on Find a Tender
Document › Link https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/013713-2026
Document › Published 16 Feb 2026
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