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Fire Engineer Consultancy Service, EN: Procure Construction Consultancy Services Framework Gen-4, Lot 12 Fire Safety Consultant Services, further competition

Hull City Council

Key Details

Estimated Value

£280,000

Deadline

16 April 2026

Contract Period

22 June 2026 - 21 June 2028

Procurement Method

selective

CPV Code

75251110 - Fire-prevention services

Key requirements

Extracted from the notice; check the official documents.

Tender deadline: 16 Apr 2026, 12:00
Estimated value: £140k to £280k
Contract period: 22 Jun 2026 to 21 Jun 2028 (2 years)
Procedure: Restricted procedure
Place of delivery: HU1 2AA
CPV codes: 75251110 Fire-prevention services; 71000000 Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services; 71300000 Engineering services; 71310000 Consultative engineering and construction services

Description

Kingston upon Hull City Council has appointed Firntec Ltd for the provision of technical fire safety advice and guidance from a specialist fire engineering contractor on compliance with fire regulations The opportunity was advertised from the EN Procure 4th generation framework for construction consultancy services Lot 12 - Fire Safety Consultant Services via mini-competition process. The Services are to commence 22nd June 2026, end date 21st June 2028 with an option to extend for up to 24 months. The total spend for the contract is £280,000 (£70,000 per annum).

Who won

Firntec LtdLarge
£280k · Awarded 15 Jun 2026 · Contract ends 21 Jun 2028 · Award notice ↗

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Publication Info

Published15 September 2026

SourceContracts Finder

CategoryFire-prevention services