Cleaning and Associated Services Framework

Descriptions

The Guinness Partnership Limited, together with its appointed managing agent ProcurePublic Limited, is establishing a single-lot framework for the provision of cleaning and associated services. The framework will cover communal cleaning, window cleaning, gutter cleaning, and the removal of bulk waste for residential, commercial, and mixed-use buildings.

The framework will support both planned scheduled services and reactive requirements, ensuring safe, clean, and well-maintained environments for residents and building users. The scope of services includes, but is not limited to, the following:

Communal Cleaning

Routine, periodic, and reactive cleaning of shared areas

Cleaning of entranceways, corridors, stairwells, lifts, and lobbies

Deep cleans and enhanced hygiene requirements

Cleaning of hard floors, carpets, and mats

Cleaning of communal kitchens, laundries, and amenity rooms

Bin store and refuse area hygiene

High-level dusting and environmental hygiene

Emergency cleaning and responsive attendance

Window Cleaning

Internal and external window cleaning

Abseil, cradle, MEWP, and pole-fed cleaning methods

Cleaning of glazing, façades, atria glass, balcony glass, and partitions

Gutter Cleaning

Routine, planned, and reactive gutter clearance

Associated downpipe and drainage clearance

Reactive and ad-hoc window cleans (where required as part of access provision)

Bulk Waste Removal

Removal and lawful disposal of bulk household waste

Clearance of fly-tipped materials

Removal of furniture, appliances, and oversized items

Scheduled and reactive bulk waste services

Workstream Selection

Although the framework is structured as a single lot, bidders will be able to select the type of service(s) they can deliver through:

Workstream CPV codes

Regions / geographical coverage

Contract value bands

This structure ensures fairness and enables suppliers of all sizes-including SMEs, regional contractors, and specialist providers-to participate according to their capacity and service expertise.

The framework will be made available to all UK public sector contracting authorities.