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Stoke-on-Trent City Council approves £49.9m housing maintenance frameworks

The council has approved three housing revenue account frameworks covering asbestos-related works, UPVC window replacements and central heating installations. The frameworks are expected to run over four years, with spend subject to approved HRA budgets and compliant procurement under the Procurement Act 2023.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council · West Midlands · 11 August 2026

UpcomingDecision made
Estimated value
£49.9m
Route to market
Frameworks
Timing
Frameworks approved; call-offs over 4 years

Verified against the transcriptformal decision made

The transcript says cabinet was asked to “move the recommendations” and the chair then says “Can I say a seconder… Would anybody like to come in?” before proceeding, which records a cabinet decision to establish the frameworks.

1 of 2 quotes matched verbatim to the official recording · checked 26 August 2026 · This is a verified signal produced by QuorumInsight from a public council meeting. It is not an official procurement or tender notice, is not published or endorsed by the council, and no notice has necessarily been issued on Find a Tender or Contracts Finder. Value, route to market and timing are estimates inferred from what was said and may change. Always verify directly with the authority before acting.

The purpose of this report is to seek cabinet approval to establish three separate frameworks to support the delivery of property improvements to the housing revenue account and stock.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council · "Housing and Mobility Plans" committee

Also said in the meeting

The three frameworks are a multi large framework, which will include asbestos removal, asbestos surveys, pointing, roofing, and scaffolding, UPVC replacement windows framework, and the central heating installations framework.
The framework values represent estimated expenditure over the four year life of the framework and do not commit the council to any specific level of spend.

What we know

  • Three HRA frameworks have been approved for property improvement works.
  • The framework scope includes asbestos-related works, UPVC window replacement and central heating installations.
  • Estimated expenditure across the three frameworks is £49.9m over four years, subject to approved HRA budgets.

How this opportunity developed

Discussed in 2 public meetings before this decision.

  1. 14 July 2026

    Housing repairs frameworks created

    Speaker 6: Thank you, chair. Apologies a second. I've got paperwork. This report seeks approval to establish three four year frameworks to support essential repairs and maintenance works across our HRA homes. These frameworks are the internal and external property clearance works, voids, structural and damp proofing works and environmental works.
  2. 11 August 2026 · Confirmed
    Housing and Mobility Plans

    This notice — the confirming discussion.

Why this is a signal, not noise

This is a live procurement signal because the council has formally approved frameworks that will be used to award future work, creating a clear route for suppliers to bid or partner.

Tags

housingframeworkHRAproperty-improvementsWest Midlands

Source

Housing and Mobility Plans, 11 August 2026

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How a supplier could follow up

  1. Review the three scope areas and decide whether to bid directly or form a consortium for specialist lots.
  2. Monitor the council’s procurement notices for the framework award and any later call-off opportunities.
  3. Prepare evidence of HRA housing maintenance delivery, budget control and compliance with the Procurement Act 2023.

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