Housing group names firms selected for £2bn framework
A Birmingham headquartered housing procurement group, Central Housing Investment Consortium has announced the firms selected for its £2bn retrofit and building safety works framework, named the Healthy Homes Framework.
Aiming to support the social housing sector in achieving net zero and building safety goals, the framework includes consultancy services, fabric improvements, ventilation systems, renewable energy and heating systems, house refurbishment, damp and mould treatments, and digital measuring tools.
Over 40 firms, including Fortem Solutions, Equans, Morgan Sindall, Mulalley, Seddon, and Wates, have secured spots on the framework, which is divided into works and services, consultancy services, and digitisation.
Works and Services framework valued at £950m includes the firms listed below:
A Connolly; Axis Europe; Broad Oak Properties; CLC Contractors; Cocuun; Dodd Group (Midlands); E.On Energy Installation Services; Ecosafe Heating; EDF Energy Customers; Energy Specifics; Equans; Everwarm; Fortem Solutions; Frank Rogers Building Contractor; Gibson Specialist Technical Services; Green Grant Installs (GGI); Happy Energy Solutions; Ian Williams; Joyner P.A. Cymru; Laker BMS; Lcb Construction; LivGreen Futures; Low Carbon Exchange; Martin Arnold; Morgan Sindall Property Services; Mulalley; Next Energy; Novus Property Solutions; OVO Energy Solutions; PHS Compliance; PHS Home Solutions; Plug Me In; PROCAST Building Contractors; Property Building Maintenance (Wales); Seddon Construction; SERS Energy Solutions Group; Surefire Management Services; Sustainable Building Services; Synergize; T.S.G. Building Services; Warm Front; Wates Property Services; Westdale Midlands; Evolve Home Energy.
Solutions Consultancy Services, valued at £650m includes the firms listed below:
Acivico Group; ARK Consultancy; Baily Garner; Calfordseaden; Constructive Thinking Studio; Energy Specifics; Frankham Consultancy Group; Frank Rogers Building Contractor; Green Grant Installs (GGI); Happy Energy Solutions; Keegans; Martin Arnold; Michael Dyson Associates; Parcor; Parity Projects; Pellings; Potter Raper; Rapleys Liability Partnership; Surefire Management Services; Synergize; Wintech
The digitisation sector includes Aico; Parity Projects; Shinevision; Sysmax
