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Not-for-profit framework provider Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) has named procurement expert Lesley Anderson as its new Interim Director. Current SPA director Clive Feeney steps in as Interim Group Managing Director for LHC – the central purchasing body which operates public sector construction frameworks in Scotland through SPA.

Nationwide kitchen manufacturers and suppliers can from today apply to be part of a new four-year framework estimated at £20m for public sector projects.

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Lesley Anderson, Head of SPA Procurement, has been recognised for her contribution to the profession with CIPS fellowship status.

Housing construction, fire safety and energy efficiency consultancies are encouraged to register interest for a new consultancy framework launching this summer.

Consultancy Services (CS1) from LHC offers public sector organisations a wide range of services across all stages of the design, construction and refurbishment process, all in one framework.

Housing contractors and manufacturers are being sought to help shape a multi-million-pound framework launching later this year to deliver MMC homes including net carbon zero homes.

The Scottish Government has set aside more than £3.2 billion in grant funding over five years to be shared by council areas across Scotland to help them build affordable housing.

Housing to 2040 is Scotland’s first ever long-term national housing strategy. Its aim is for everyone in Scotland to have a safe, high-quality home that is affordable and meets their needs in the place they want to be.

The Social Housing Net Zero Heat Fund, owned by the Scottish Government, supports the decarbonisation of social housing in Scotland as part of the Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme (LCITP).

Brexit is bringing in new changes for the construction industry across the UK. It is your responsibility to remain compliant and apply the new UKCA Mark.