Jigsaw Homes Group - Window and door replacement program 2027-2030

Jigsaw Homes Group

About this tender

Jigsaw Homes Group (JHG), a UK social housing provider, is procuring contractors for a window and door replacement programme covering 2027 to 2030, as indicated by the notice title. The works are described as "Project Works" and are set out in an Invitation to Tender document. The Invitation Document has four parts: Part 1 Introduction (Preliminaries), Part 2 Instructions to Tenderers, Part 3 Technical and Quality Questions, and Annex 1 Price and Quality Evaluation (Methodology). Tenderers must read all sections carefully. Mandatory submission documents are: (1) completed Technical and Quality Questions; (2) completed Form of Tender; (3) completed Schedule of Rates, including the Prelims and Virtual Contract sections; and (4) a completed Supplier Contractor Accreditation Form. Tenderers must not include anything beyond the requested documents, and marketing material will be discarded unread. The scope, quantities, specification, and contract value are not stated on the notice page and would be found in the full Invitation to Tender document.

Bidder eligibility

Tenderers must be established businesses registered in the UK with a UK head office. They must also have an existing presence in the Northwest of England and previous works in that region. Bidders must complete the Supplier Contractor Accreditation Form as part of the mandatory submission.

How bids are scored

Bids are assessed under a combined Price and Quality methodology, set out in Annex 1 of the Invitation to Tender. The price/quality split and individual weightings are not disclosed on the notice page.

Key requirements

• ✓UK-registered business with UK head office
• ✓Established presence and prior works in Northwest England
• ✓Submission of Technical & Quality Questions, Form of Tender, Schedule of Rates, and Accreditation Form
• ✓Window and door replacement across multi-year programme (2027–2030)

Relevant sectors

About this sector

Energy efficiency funding covers building retrofits, industrial process upgrades, heat recovery, efficient equipment and demand reduction. It arrives as grants for audits and capital works, as support schemes run by agencies and utilities or as public tenders for retrofit and energy services. Applicants usually need a baseline of current energy use and a measured saving.