Framework for Demolition and Associated Services

Lot 1: Demolition Projects The scope of the work is of all project values. Typically, the work will be comprised of the following categories but is not exclusive to: • High rise work (hand, machine, high reach or explosives), • Low rise work (hand or machine), • Emergency responsive call out work, • Securing and boarding up of empty and dilapidated properties. • Asbestos removal • Site remediation • Waste removal/disposal Lot 2: Emergency demolition. The scope of the work is of all project values to provide an emergency response service during working hours only. Works will include but is not exclusive to: • Full or partial dismantlement of buildings or structures using mechanical or hand demolition techniques. • Temporary structural support to building elements (Via 3rd party contractor is necessary) • Reinstatement of building elements if demolition is not a feasible option. (Via 3rd party contractor is necessary) • To provide site security (via 3rd party contractors if necessary) • To provide heras type fencing. • To secure buildings to prevent access to dangerous buildings. • To sample and remove asbestos. Lot 3: Demolition enabling and emergency security works 24hrs. The scope of the work is of all project values to provide a planned and 24hr emergency response service during working hours only. Works will include but is not exclusive to: 1. Provide during and out-of-working hours emergency response including: • To secure buildings which have been opened to unauthorised access. • To provide heras type fencing. • To provide site security (via 3rd party contractors if necessary) • To remove or secure minor hazardous building elements, which pose a threat to public safety, for example but not limited to:  Loose tiles and slates  Shards of glass hanging from window frames  Loose guttering or downpipes 2. Provide demolition enabling works during working hours including: • To clear building of chattels and fittings as required • To secure buildings to restrict unauthorised access • To provide access for surveys and inspections • To re-secure buildings which have been opened to unauthorised access • To remove hazardous building elements which