Source: insidehousing
A total of 40 specialist firms, 42% of which are SMEs, have secured a place on the four-year framework.
Fusion21 said it offers an updated specification, flexible procurement routes, relevant and refreshed 2025 pricing models, regional and national coverage, and the ability to deliver multiple measures at scale and volume.
Peter Francis, group executive director at Fusion21, said: “Decarbonisation and achieving the government’s ambitious net zero target by 2050 is no easy task, so we are delighted to support our members via our robust and evolved [framework].
“Our refreshed offer provides access to experienced suppliers and consultants, qualified to the latest industry accreditations and ready to help our members on their net zero journeys – delivering warm, safe and comfortable housing and public buildings, while achieving social value they can see.”
The appointed firms:
- A Connolly
- Alternative Heat
- BAM FM
- Bell Group
- Briggs & Forrester Group
- CLC
- Cardo (South)
- Cenergist
- CBES
- City Energy Network
- Dodd Group (Midlands)
- E.ON UK Green Funding Solutions
- ECO Providers
- Ecogee
- Equans Regeneration
- Graham
- Ian Williams
- Jackson, Jackson & Sons
- Lorne Stewart Group
- Lovell Partnerships
- Morgan Sindall Property Services
- Mulalley
- Next Energy Solutions
- Novus Property Solutions
- Oakray
- Casey
- RE:GEN North West
- RE:GEN Yorkshire and East Midlands
- Rothwell Plumbing Services
- Seddon Construction
- Sewell Construction
- Sureserve Energy Services
- Sustainable Building Services
- TSG Building Services
- United Living
- Vinci Construction
- Vital Energi
- Wates
- William Birch & Sons
- YES Energy Solutions