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Ebury Phase 2 - New build warranty and insurance

WAC ID:577824
Local GovernmentActive18 days left
Source:Find a Tender Service (FTS)
Buyer:Westminster City Council
Main Category:Services
Procurement Method:Open procedure
Tender Status:Active
Estimated Value (ex. VAT):£3,500,000
Estimated Value (inc. VAT):£3,500,000
Release Date:1 April 2026
Application Deadline:29 April 2026
Enquiry Deadline:20 April 2026
Contract Start Date:30 June 2026 (Estimated)
Contract End Date:31 December 2039 (Estimated)
Contract Duration:13.7 years
Procurement ID (OCID):ocds-h6vhtk-06714c🔒 BidWriter
Notice Reference:030364-2026🔒 BidWriter

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Westminster City Council

64 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6QP

Contact Name:Commercial and Procurement Services
Contact Email:contact@authority.gov.uk
Website:https://procurement.authority.gov.uk
Organisation ID:GB-PPON-XXXX-XXXX

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Tender Submission Deadline:29 April 2026
Enquiry Deadline:20 April 2026
Electronic Submission:Yes

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Description

New build warranty and insurance required for the Ebury Phase 2 development, consisting of five towers. The development will consist of 98 private sale homes and 236 social/affordable homes for Council tenants. The works will be undertaken by McLaren Construction, and is anticipated to commence late May 2026. Council requires a suitable warranty and insurance provider for the new build including cover for the works and structural warranty post-completion. The requirement is for a 12-year policy, including the two-year defect liability period after the practical completion. It must cover both the private sale and social rent units, and appropriate for a central London scheme valued over £200 million. The policy must protect purchaser deposits if the contractor becomes insolvent before completion, a warranty for the private sale building block (which is attached to an existing already insured Private Accommodation Building), and appropriate for both UK and overseas purchasers. The policy must cover as a minimum the following works: water ingress through the roof or walls (due to a defect in certain parts of the home), damage resulting from a defect in the foundations, roofs, load-bearing walls and floors, damage resulting from a defect in the underground draining that serves the home and damage resulting from a defect in staircases inside of the home. The requirements and process are further detailed in the Council's Invitation to Tender and Scope of Services uploaded to the Jaggaer Portal.

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66510000Financial and insurance services
66515200Financial and insurance services

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Application Deadline

29 April 2026

18 days left

Estimated Value

£3,500,000

WAC Reference

WAC-577824

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