Miscellaneous repair and maintenance services in London – Framework Lead

The current contract for Miscellaneous repair and maintenance services in London is projected to end on 9/2/2018 and may be available for re-tender.The current contract for Miscellaneous repair and maintenance services in London included Inspections, maintenance service, repairs and occasional supply of gymnasium equipment to the MOPAC estate. The Estate covers 32 boroughs within the Greater London area, and a number of other locations on the outskirts.— Planned maintenance is to be carried out to relevant sites across Greater London. The maintenance frequencies shall be determined by the importance of building categories across the MOPAC estate.— The Supplier shall provide a reactive repair/replacement of gymnasium equipment service generally during normal working hours; however the minimum response time for category 2 reactive works shall be 3 days with rectification in 5 days to ensure that all gymnasium equipment is operational, safe and secure at all times.— The Supplier shall provide annual inspections and corrective work, in order to maintain compliance. The frequency of these shall be determined by the location and need, be it statuary or best practice across the MOPAC estate. Inspection compliance is required to ensure MOPAC’s statutory duties under the Health and Safety at Work, Act, the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations, the Working at Height Regulations.— The Supplier shall provide the occasional supply of gymnasium equipment as and when required and agreed by the AuthorityThis framework agreement is open to all members of the GLA group, as listed below:— Transport for London (TfL) and all its’ subsidiary companies, a list of which can be found at — Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), which oversees the work of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS)— London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority (LFEPA)— British Transport Police (BTP)— City Of London Police (CLP)— London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC), in charge of the Olympic legacy.The value of MOPAC expenditure on this framework agreement is anticipated to be 400 000 GBP (at August 2014 prices)It is intended that other organisations (as listed above) will have the right to call-off under the framework agreement. However, as at the date of this notice the MOPAC are unable to give any accurate indication of the likely demand from the organisations listed for these services. If all organisations listed above were to enter into call-off contracts for the services on equivalent terms to the MOPAC anticipated call-off contract, the aggregate estimated value of all call-off contracts entered into under the framework agreement may be in the region of 1 600 000 GBP (at August 2014 prices).