Material Supply & Associated Services Framework Archives

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Regeneration of 291 Harrow Road secures planning consent

Green light given to £800m Teviot Estate transformation — one of London’s most ambitious regeneration projects

LiveWest to provide 645 homes in rural areas over the next three years

200 homes under construction as Esh Construction extends build phase at Seaham Garden Village

City Plumbing and Help me Fix partner to help housing providers meet new regulatory demands

Katie Clemence-Jackson appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard

Stepnell hits structural milestone at £11.3m Lichfield leisure development

Miller Knight wins place on national building safety and compliance framework

NetZero Collective secures placement on LHC Procurement Group and ODS Group retrofit and decarbonisation frameworks

Cardo Group comments on the Government’s new Decent Homes Standard consultation