CHIC Development Dynamic Purchasing System [DPS]

Buyer
Communities and Housing Investment Consortium Limited
Value
Not published
Closes
15 June 2027
Where
Birmingham, Yorkshire and the Humber
Type
Dynamic purchasing system (open to join)

In plain English

CHIC is setting up a 60-month purchasing system for housing associations and public sector organisations to buy three types of services: consultants (architects, engineers, surveyors, etc.), specialist contractors (demolition, asbestos removal, landscaping), and construction contractors for building work ranging from single units to large housing schemes.

What the buyer wants

• Register your organisation as a supplier in one or more of three categories: consulting/design services, specialist demolition/remediation/landscaping services, or construction/development contractors • Demonstrate relevant experience, qualifications, and ability to work on housing development projects • Comply with CHIC's framework terms and be ready to respond to individual call-offs from member organisations when they need your services

Likely requirements

Our reading of the notice. Always check the tender documents.

This is a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) framework. You must apply to join first, then wait to be selected for individual call-offs; there is no guarantee of work. Most small businesses will find the compliance and qualification requirements high, especially in the consultant and construction categories where professional accreditations are expected.

How to bid

This is a Dynamic Purchasing System: an open list of approved suppliers. You can apply to join at any time while it runs, and once accepted you can bid for the individual contracts the buyer runs through it.

How dynamic purchasing systems work

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