Decisions
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17/04/2025 - Purchase of a one-bedroom apartment at 92 Hockmore Tower, Pound Way, Oxford, OX4 3YG ref: 2648 Recommendations Approved
Purchase of a one-bedroom apartment at 92
Hockmore Tower, Pound Way, Oxford, OX4 3YG for a purchase price of
£192,000 to be allocated to RRTBR 25/26 programme for general
needs social rent.
Decision Maker: Deputy Chief Executive – City and Citizens’ Services
Decision published: 17/04/2025
Effective from: 17/04/2025
Decision:
To purchase a one-bedroom apartment at 92 Hockmore Tower, Pound Way, Oxford, OX4 3YG for a purchase price of £192,000 to be allocated to RRTBR 25/26 programme for general needs social rent.
Lead officer: Tom Hook
10/04/2025 - Approval of reinvestment plans via remaining funds of the Leisure Investment Programme. ref: 2647 Recommendations Approved
Approval of plans to reinvest remaining funds
of the Leisure Investment Programme.
Decision Maker: Deputy Chief Executive – City and Citizens’ Services
Decision published: 10/04/2025
Effective from: 10/04/2025
Decision:
Approve plans to reinvest remaining Leisure Investment funds into changing room and toilet facility refurbishments at Barton, Ferry and Leys Leisure Centres and at Oxford Ice Rink.
Lead officer: Tom Hook
10/04/2025 - Framework for the Installation of Renewable Technologies to Council Owned Properties - award of framework agreements ref: 2646 Recommendations Approved
To agree the final structure of the Renewable Technologies Framework and appoint the successful suppliers to all LOTs on the Framework, following a competitive tender via OCC Procurement.
Decision Maker: Deputy Chief Executive – City and Citizens’ Services
Decision published: 10/04/2025
Effective from: 15/04/2025
Decision:
To agree the final structure of the Renewable Technologies Framework and appoint the successful suppliers to all LOTs on the Renewable Technologies Framework and enter into Framework agreements with the following successful suppliers:
Lot 1: Design/ Supply/ Installation of Domestic Air Source Heat Pump
Direct award or Mini competition
1st - Oxford Direct Services Trading Limited
2nd – PH Jones (trading name of British Gas Social Housing Limited)
3rd - Correct Contract Services LTD
4th - TSG Building Service Plc
5th - Robert Heath Heating Ltd
Lot 2: Design/Supply/ Installation of Commercial Air Source Heat Pumps
Mini competition
1st - Oxford Direct Services Trading Limited
2nd - Sureserve Energy Services UK
3rd - Correct Contract Services LTD
4th – Global Energy Systems and Technology Ltd
5th – TSG Building Service Plc
6th - PHS Home Solutions Limited
Lot 3: Design/Supply/ Installation of Ground Source Heat Pumps – Domestic
Direct award or Mini competition
1st – Kensa Contracting Limited
2nd – TSG Building Service Plc
3rd – PHS Home Solutions Limited
4th - Sureserve Energy Services UK
Lot 4: Design/Supply/ Installation of Ground Source Heat Pumps - Commercial
Mini competition
1st – Kensa Contracting Limited
2nd – PHS Home Solutions Limited
3rd - TSG Building Service Plc
Lot 5: Design/Supply/ Installation of Solar Photovoltaic/ Solar Thermal/ Battery Storage
Mini competition
1st - Oxford Direct Services Trading Limited
2nd – B.I. Electrical Services (NI) Limited (trading as Greenview)
3rd – Spirit Solar Limited
4th - Cinergi Ltd
5th – Effective Energy Group LTD
Lot 6: Supply/Installation of Air source Heat Pumps - domestic
Direct award or Mini competition
1st – BPM Contracting Services Ltd
2nd – PH Jones (trading name of British Gas Social Housing Limited)
3rd – Correct Contract Services LTD
4th – Robert Heath Heating Ltd
5th - Synergize
Lead officer: Juliet Nicholas
09/04/2025 - Procurement of 6 Dennis Eagle Refuse Collection Vehicles ref: 2645 Recommendations Approved
The Group Finance Director, in consultation with the Director of Law, Governance and Strategy, to approve the following as part of the Council’s approved fleet budget and replacement program:
To approve, as part of the Council’s approved fleet budget and replacement programme, the procurement of 6 Dennis Eagle Refuse Collection Vehicles (4 Domestic Waste Refuse Collection Vehicles (RCV’s) and 2 Trade waste RCV’s) via the Halton Housing/Link Group Fleet Procurement Framework at a total cost of £1,528,314
Decision Maker: Group Finance Director
Decision published: 09/04/2025
Effective from: 12/04/2025
Decision:
To approve as part of the Council’s approved fleet budget and replacement programme the procurement of 6 Dennis Eagle Refuse Collection Vehicles (4 Domestic Waste Refuse Collection Vehicles (RCV’s) and 2 Trade waste RCV’s) via the Halton Housing/Link Group Fleet Procurement Framework at a total cost of £1,528,314.
Wards affected: (All Wards);
Lead officer: Annette Osborne