In deliveryUnited KingdomGoodsFramework agreement£20,000,000
Framework for the Provision of Furniture
- Published
- Published 3 June 2025
- Deadline
- Closed 25 March 2026
Overview
The University of Exeter has awarded a multi-lot furniture framework valued at £18 million to supply and install furniture for its academic, residential, and professional services estate. Eight suppliers were selected across five lots with ranked positions: Wagstaff Interiors Group, BOF Group Limited, Back Care Solutions Ltd, Bedcare Ltd, Bishops Beds Ltd, FMS Interior Services Ltd, Race Furniture Ltd, and Auditoria Services Ltd. Call-off contracts will be awarded by direct award using a ranked method, with the framework now in delivery.
Key details
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Status
- In delivery
- Category
- Goods
- Estimated value
- £20,000,000
- Procedure
- Open
- Contract type
- Framework agreement
- SME suitable
- Yes
- Published
- 3 June 2025
- Questions by
- 18 March 2026
- Deadline
- Closed
Furniture
Award outcome
- Awarded value
- £18,000,000
- Award date
- 1 May 2026
- Contract period
- 20 April 2026 → 19 April 2029
- Auditoria Services Ltd.
- BOF Group Limited
- Back Care Solutions Ltd
- Bedcare Ltd T/a Reinforced Beds
- Bishops Beds Ltd
- FMS Interior Services Ltd
- Race furniture Ltd
- Wagstaff Interiors Group
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Notice history
Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.
Contract
1 May 2026
View notice ↗Contract Notice
24 February 2026
View notice ↗Prior Information Notice
3 June 2025
View notice ↗
Contracting authority
University of Exeter
BuyerExeter, United Kingdom
GB-PPON: PZYG-2396-XCRZ
Authority website ↗
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