Who won: WDC - Responsive repairs and Void maintenance

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Warwick District Council is procuring a new contract for responsive repairs and void maintenance via a competitive flexible procedure. The contract is responsive repairs reported by customers, repairs to void properties, in addition to other work streams identified in the scope of the contract. The aim is Improving services for repairs, voids, HHSRS, Damp and Mould, and Compliance are all part of the action plan agreed with the Regulator and are reflected in the term brief It is, therefore, essential for WDC to: • Ensure it can meet the Regulator for Social Housing's Consumer Standards • Ensure contracts deliver a customer-focused, efficient, and effective service • Fully comply with all statutory and compliance requirements relating to Building Safety • Provide an effective service to address Legal Disrepair claims and Housing Health and Safety Rating System Hazards • Put in place effective services to deal with Awaab's Law • Appoint suitable contractors with experience and expertise in social housing repairs and maintenance to provide an effective value-for-money service to WDC • Ensure its contracting arrangements are fit for the future and allow innovation to be optimised Key o

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