Emergency Glazing and Boarding Up Services 2025

The University of Warwick is seeking for a Contractor with the appropriate capabilities and right competences to deliver emergency glazing, boarding up services, supply and installation of glass doors and windows across the University including it's Stratford Innovation Campus in Wellesbourne. Works requirement is 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the 365 days a year. The successful Contractor is expected to carry out boarding up, making safe visit to protect the University's users from the dangers of broken or unsafe glasses and provide security and weather protection until the glazing work is completed. Please do contact named contact person if you need more information or wish to schedule a meet the buyer meeting, visit.Where a British Standard Specification, British Standard European or International Standard Specification, or Code of Practice issued by the British Standards Institution is current at the date of tender and appropriate to the case, the Contract shall require those goods, materials and works executed in accordance with:The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999.Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998.Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013, RIDDOR.BS EN 12600, Safety Glass for Use in BuildingsBS EN 1363, Fire Test Standards BS 6262 4:2018 Glazing for buildingsEnvironmental Protection Act 1990Water Industry Act 1991Working at height 2005All workmanship is to be strictly in accordance with the glass manufacturer’s recommendations and all applicable codes of practice. All external glazing is to be wind and watertight on completion. All glazing must be left clean and free of scratches on completion. All in line with Building regulations, like for like replacements. Films, tints.