Barking and Dagenham鈥檚 development firm Be First looking for developers to build 3,500 homes over next four years
Barking and Dagneham council鈥檚 housing company Be First is looking for development partners to build 3,500 homes in a deal with 拢1.5bn.
Developers have just over a month to send in tenders for the council-owned firm鈥檚 four-year development framework, which will last from 2024 to 2028.
Selected suppliers will work with Be First and its consultants to commission the design and construction of mixed-use schemes from RIBA stage 1, and will have the opportunity to construct the developments themselves.
The framework will also be open to call off services from other London boroughs, registered housing providers and housing associations in the capital.
It is split into two lots, one for projects worth less than 拢50m, with a total estimated spend of 拢664m, and the other for projects worth more than 拢50m, with a total estimated spend of 拢363m.
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The deadline for sending in tenders or requests to participate is 15 March with selected candidates to be invited to tender on 7 May. The council expects to invite 10 candidates for each lot.
Be First was established by Barking and Dagenham council in 2017 to facilitate the construction of more than 50,000 new homes by 2037.
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