Facilities Supplies

 This NWUPC agreement for Facilities Supplies replaces the previous Electrical Materials framework.

 The scope includes (but is not limited to):

• The supply, installation, maintenance and removal of air filters, air purifiers and cleaners.
• The supply of cabling equipment, lamps and bulbs, lighting control gear, safety equipment, sustainable energy solutions (such as solar panels), test equipment, wiring accessories, heating and ventilation equipment, domestic and commercial boilers, radiators, thermostats, bathroom and sanitaryware and accessories, fittings.

Services including energy saving surveys, lighting scheme design and installation, removal, disposal and recycling services, managed stores.

1. Compliant with Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR 2015)
2. Choice of Provider
3. Time Saving & Easy to Use
4. CPC Contract Manager Assistance & Support
5. Framework Specific User Guide
6. Using this framework supports our Giving Back initiative. Our charity's focus is on SEND, wellbeing and absenteeism

Mini-Competition - Member institutions using this route must invite all suppliers on the lot which they are looking to use to their competition. Institutions should allow suppliers a minimum of 2 weeks to respond to their request based on the complexity of the requirements.

Direct Award - Where an institutions requirement is urgent or lower value, they may choose to make use of this approach. This framework has been ranked, so the top scoring supplier should be approached first, and if they are incapable of supplying, the second should be approached, then the third etc.

The CPC Quote Tool makes it easy to perform and manage a further competition exercise on this Framework. It's free to use for all our members and offers quick, compliant access to all suppliers on purchases that fall below £214,904.00

Get a Quote

If your purchase exceeds £214,904.00, the CPC Sourcing Cloud is available that complies with the regulations to allow electronic tender returns whilst still being free to use for our members. Find out more about the CPC Sourcing Cloud.

Direct award is best suited to procurements such as (but not limited to):

• Low value / low complexity requirements
• Where goods or services are exclusive to one supplier / provider
• Continuity or additions to existing goods or services
• Urgent / one-off requirements

Make a Direct Award