Carpets in Edinburgh – Framework Lead

The current contract for Carpets in Edinburgh is projected to end on 13/5/2018 and may be available for re-tender.The current contract for Carpets in Edinburgh included Supply and Installation of Floor Coverings – Two Lots.The successful contractor will provide a full ‘one stop shop’ service related to floor coverings replacement in existing buildings including, but not limited to –A) Supply and installation of carpets (tiles and broadloom), vinyl, marmoleum, linoleum, dirt control mats, quarry tiles, ceramic floor tiles and laminates – note this list should not be considered exhaustive. Including all associated threshold finishes and bars.B) As work will take place in occupied buildings the successful contractor must take responsibility for moving furniture and office equipment to allow floor coverings to be replaced if necessary.C) Upon completion of works the successful contractor must ensure all doors open and close freely, and ensure all kitchen kick plates can be easily reinstated. It is expected that successful supplier will take responsibility for rectifying any situations when this occurs (for example, would plane a door to ensure it open and closes freely). Note it is expected such work if required should be completed within outlined project timescales.D) A photographic dilapidations survey prior to commencing of walls finishes and anything of note that could be damaged during the course of work. It is expected the successful contractor will be responsible for ‘making good’ any damage their operatives or sub-contractors cause.E) All work must be carried out in line with UK legislation, Approved Codes of Practice and HSE Guidance as well as normally accepted good practice and following the University’s procedures and policies.F) The contractor shall ensure at all times that their personnel act in a fully responsible manner when on University premises with due consideration given to courtesy to both staff and tenants. Personnel should be readily identifiable, wearing company attire, and should carry identification when in attendance at University premises.*N.B. This framework will not include floor coverings that are purchased by the University as part of a Capital/refurbishment Works project. This will be tendered separately as part of our capital works projects.