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Mechanical and Electrical Contractor Framework Agreement

University of Oxford Published 23 Jan 2026 Find a Tender
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key details

Statusplanning
Category (CPV) 45000000
RegionSouth East
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-h6vhtk-060dad

description

Oxford University Estates Services are responsible for the learning and research buildings of the world's leading University. The estate comprises over 350 buildings, ranging from historic Grade 1 listed libraries to world-leading modern science facilities and buildings from every era in between.

Estates Services support the work to deliver the strategy for the University's mechanical and electrical infrastructure and systems in line with the Mechanical & Electrical Design Philosophy documents, which in turn supports the activities of the wider University.

They also support the Capital Projects team in delivering the next generation of buildings and the Sustainability team in their Environmental Sustainability Strategy that aims to get the University to net zero carbon emissions and biodiversity net gain by 2035.

The purpose of the Mechanical and Electrical Contractors Framework is to enable the University of Oxford Estates Services a fast and efficient method of procurement for mechanical and electrical projects and associated works building the infrastructure behind world-leading research and teaching.

notice history

1 notice published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
23 Jan 2026 Preliminary market engagement (UK2) Procurement Act 2023 006333-2026

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