fire doors across its housing stock programme
Ealing Council is progressing an £8.4 million programme to replace fire doors across its housing stock.
Ealing Council's Cabinet approved an £8.4 million programme in March 2026 to replace fire doors across its housing stock over four years. This initiative aims to enhance resident safety and ensure compliance with fire safety regulations. The council is now focused on the procurement of a contract for the replacement and installation work.
Authority has been delegated to the Strategic Director of Housing and Environment to award the contract, which will be achieved through a mini-competition under Pretium's Building & Fire Safety Framework Agreement. The Strategic Director also has the authority to manage any extension options for the four-year programme.
Key facts
- Ealing Council's Cabinet approved an £8.4 million programme to replace fire doors across its housing stock on March 11, 2026. Source
- The programme is a four-year initiative. Source
- Authority was delegated to the Strategic Director of Housing and Environment to award the contract. Source
- The contract procurement will be through a mini-competition under Pretium's Building & Fire Safety Framework Agreement. Source
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