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Office Facilities, HVAC & Building Services Management for Lifestone Homes 2026 Tender

Lifestone Home Limited

In context

This is a contract notice published by a government body covering services. Delivery covers United Kingdom (Europe). It is classified under Methane and Super Pollutants against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

Lifestone Homes is procuring an M&E contractor for three years, with options to extend to five, to deliver statutory HVAC, F-Gas, heating and electrical services across its group and subsidiary commercial properties. It suits an established M&E services contractor with statutory compliance and F-Gas competence, rather than a sustainability specialist.

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About this tender

Lifestone Homes Limited wishes to appoint an experienced M&E (mechanical and electrical) contractor to undertake varied statutory services across the group and its subsidiaries. The scope covers HVAC, F-Gas, heating and electrical services across the group's commercial properties, delivered in line with current industry standards. The contract is intended to commence on 1 April 2027 for an initial term of three years, with an option to extend by one year plus a further one year (3+1+1), giving a maximum duration of five years.

Key requirements

  • ✓Experienced M&E contractor for statutory HVAC, heating and electrical services across commercial properties
  • ✓F-Gas compliance services, including refrigerant leak checks under the F-Gas Regulation
  • ✓Three-year term from 1 April 2027 with two optional one-year extensions (five years maximum), estimated value £300K

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About this sector

Methane and super-pollutant funding covers detection, leak repair and emission cuts from oil and gas, agriculture, landfill and refrigerants. Money comes from public agencies, multilateral programmes and philanthropy focused on near-term warming. Applicants are usually asked how emissions will be measured before and after the work.