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heating and water repairs, maintenance, refurbishment, and replacement works across the borough

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Southwark Council's Cabinet approved £256 million in contracts for heating and water repairs across the borough, commencing April 2027.

Southwark Council's Cabinet approved contracts worth an estimated £256 million for heating and water repairs, maintenance, refurbishment, and replacement works across the borough in March 2026. These eight contracts are for an initial five years, starting April 5, 2027, with an option for a five-year extension.

Additionally, the council's Cabinet approved a multi-supplier, borough-wide Communal Heating Major Works Framework, estimated at £40 million. This framework will run for an initial four years, with a potential one-year extension.

Key facts

  1. Southwark Council's Cabinet approved contracts worth an estimated £256 million for heating and water works in March 2026. Source
  2. The eight approved contracts will commence on April 5, 2027, for an initial period of five years. Source
  3. A Communal Heating Major Works Framework, estimated at £40 million, was approved for an initial four years. Source
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