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The four-year deal will replace EEM’s existing framework when it expires in November and is expected to start in February 2027.
Up to 80 places are available across 10 lots covering major remediation works, fire safety consultancy and the supply and installation of fire doors.
The two major works lots will cover external wall, façade and cladding remediation, cavity barriers, fire doors, intrusive surveys and wider refurbishment work.
EEM framework lots
Lot 1a – Fire Safety and Building Remediation Works, Midlands – £292m
Lot 1b – Fire Safety and Building Remediation Works, national – £292m
Lot 2a – Fire Safety Consultancy, Midlands – £16.7m
Lot 2b – Fire Safety Consultancy, national – £16.7m
Lot 3a.1 – Supply of Composite Fire Doors – £12.5m
Lot 3a.2 – Supply of Timber Fire Doors – £4.2m
Lot 3a.3 – Supply of Timber Internal Fire Doors – £4.2m
Lot 3b.1 – Supply and Installation of Composite Fire Doors – £20.8m
Lot 3b.2 – Supply and Installation of Timber Fire Doors – £4.2m
Lot 3b.3 – Supply and Installation of Timber Internal Fire Doors – £4.2m
Contractors will also be expected to support clients through Building Safety Act requirements including higher-risk building work, Gateway 2 and Gateway 3 and Golden Thread information.
Active fire work including alarms, sprinklers, smoke control systems, evacuation alert systems, risers and fire dampers can also be called off.
The consultancy lots will cover fire strategies, risk assessments, compartmentation and cladding surveys, EWS1 forms and fire engineering.
The framework will be available to councils, housing associations, NHS organisations, emergency services, schools and universities.
Bids will be scored 50% on quality, 40% on price and 10% on social value.
The deadline for tenders is October 28, with spots awarded in January ahead of the framework going live in February 2027.
For more information email [email protected].
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