Harrow London Borough Council plans £2m fencing and security framework
Harrow London Borough Council has approved procurement of a new multi-supplier open framework for fencing, gates, security assets and ancillary groundworks. The call-off framework is expected to replace the current contract when it expires in October 2026.
Harrow London Borough Council · London · 9 July 2026
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Cabinet is asked to approve the procurement of a new multi-supplier open framework to replace the current fencing contract which expires in October 2026 and will not be extended.
Also said in the meeting
“The framework will run for up to eight years, three plus three plus two, with an estimated total value over that period of two million pounds, operating on a call-off basis with no guaranteed spend.”
“It will cover planned, reactive and emergency works across parks, highways and cemeteries and corporate assets throughout the borough.”
What we know
- Harrow plans a new multi-supplier open framework.
- The framework is for fencing, gates, security assets and ancillary groundworks across parks, highways, cemeteries and corporate assets.
- The current fencing contract expires in October 2026 and will not be extended.
Why this is a signal, not noise
The meeting gives both a specific estimated value and a clear route to market, with an expected tender date and a defined replacement need.
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