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A SCOTTISH firm dedicated to improving Scotland’s public buildings has revealed in its annual results a record-breaking year delivering massive value for Scotland.

Latest figures show the proud not-for-profit supported more than 270 new projects in 2023/24, worth an impressive £175.4m to the Scottish economy.

The SFHA Annual Conference took place earlier this week in Glasgow bringing together social housing leaders, activists, policymakers and politicians from across Scotland and beyond to discuss the major issues facing the sector.

On 16^th May, LHC Procurement Group had the pleasure of sponsoring and attending the UK National GO Awards at the Titanic Hotel, Liverpool. As well as sponsoring the Social Value award category, LHC’s Regional Procurement Manager for London and the South East, Paul Smith, also had the honour of serving as a judge on this year’s panel and was extremely impressed by the innovative and impactful projects presented.

Scottish businesses are being urged to put their names forward to secure a spot on a new major framework worth up to £120m over four years to support the delivery of crucial retrofitting and decarbonisation works and services.

A WIDE range of businesses have secured a place on a major eight-figure framework aimed at safe guarding social housing and public buildings and their occupiers.

A WIDE range of businesses have secured a place on a major nine-figure framework that will enable the modernisation and improvement of Scotland’s public sector and social housing buildings.

SCOTLAND’S leading procurement experts has strengthened its business team after joining forces with a renowned industry veteran.

PUBLIC SECTOR organisations across Scotland are being invited to attend a launch event that will share vital information on a major framework geared towards improving the safety of social housing and public buildings.

SOCIAL housing leaders delivering much-needed homes across Scotland have been bolstered by a £300,000 windfall from Scotland’s leading not-for-profit procurement organisation.

30 winning building maintenance and compliance consultancies and contractors have been named for its £20m framework designed to help the public sector meet its building life safety and maintenance responsibilities.