Published procurement activity · 150 tenders
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Provision of 5 Annual Licenses (£31,500 per year) for Homes England officers to access online company data platform, Beauhurst Impact. Information includes full Companies House data, business descriptions, sectors, key people, directors, shareholders, financials, corporate structure, credit scores, ESG, investment, risk signals,
Procurement of Red Book Valuation to support infrastructure debt funding
Secondee at National Housing Bank Limited to work as a Distressed Investment Team case manager.
Project Leadership Course which has been sponsored by our Head of Profession for an employee in EPMO.
To provide specialist Suppliers to assist in the delivery of monitoring surveyor services; compliance inspector services; and project and cost management services. For all Homes England investment projects, it is a condition of ongoing funding and support that a Monitoring Surveyor (MS) performs a site visit each month in order
To provide specialist professional advice and guidance to Homes England to inform their development strategy at Quayside West, Newcastle.
Following Homes England's acquisition of Sheephouse Farm, an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) was commissioned. The survey identified a number of electrical safety defects and items requiring further investigation, which must be addressed to ensure the electrical installations meet current safety standards and Hom
Provision of the Esuasive Notes Attachment Plugin software licence and associated support services. The agreement includes an annual licence fee and support services, together with a one-off implementation fee. Initial term of one year with annual auto-renewal provisions up to a maximum five-year term.
Supplier appointment to replace mosaic artwork at the Millennium Green, York Central, Including project management.
provide property advice on the proposed business case with support from architects and cost consultant
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