PRN26157 Greater Belfast Area Land, Design and Build

Buyer
Choice Housing
Value
£5,500,000
Closes
11 December 2026
Where
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Type
Open tender

In plain English

Choice Housing, a housing association in Northern Ireland, wants to appoint developers to supply land, design and build new social homes in the Greater Belfast area. Each developer can be offered projects of up to 30 homes, and the total value is estimated at £5,500,000. The work is part of the Social Housing Development Programme and depends on funding and housing mix approval from the Northern Ireland Housing Executive.

What the buyer wants

• Supply suitable land for each housing project, not just build on land the housing association provides • Design the homes to Choice Housing's Design Requirements, Employer's Requirements and performance specifications, and to the Department for Communities' Housing Association Guide • Obtain statutory approvals such as Planning Permission and Building Control approval, then construct the properties

Requirements

What could rule a small business out: The requirement to supply the land itself, combined with delivering up to 30 homes per developer and meeting housing association design and performance standards, is likely to rule out most small businesses that do not already hold development sites or have the financial capacity to fund a project of this scale.

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How to bid

This is an open tender: any eligible business can respond directly to the buyer by the deadline, with no framework membership needed.

Where to apply

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Questions about this tender? Email the buyer at Corporate.Procurement@choice-housing.org.

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