Five firms land Catalyst housing deal worth £62m

By Barry O'Sullivan2011-07-18T09:52:00+01:00

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Housing maintenance work covers stock in the London area

Catalyst Housing Association has split housing maintenance work worth £62m between five firms.

The programme covers its housing stock in the London area and involves general repairs, electrical work and maintenance.

East West Electric has landed work valued at £15.3m covering CCTV and door entry systems. Stapletech will maintain heating installations in a deal worth £12.5m.

Morrisons Facilities Services will carry out responsive repairs as part of a contract worth £11.1m.

Chas Berger & Sons and DW Contractors have been selected to carry out external repairs worth £11.8m and £10.9m respectively.

There are four specialist contracts, each spanning five years, with an option to extend to ten years.

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