LHC
The LHC is a not-for-profit organisation which has the main aim of bringing buyers and suppliers to work together to 'deliver better buildings, homes and communities.'
The LHC is a not-for-profit organisation which has the main aim of bringing buyers and suppliers to work together to ‘deliver better buildings, homes and communities’.
It endeavours to enhance and support improvements within the local community concerning social housing and public property and was created for local authorities, social landlords and other public sector bodies. Operating in accordance with The Public Contracts Regulations 2015.
Public Buildings Construction and Infrastructure (PB3)
Workstream 1 (New Build only)
£0 – £2 million
Covers the provision of extensions and new build construction projects
Workstream 2 (Refurbishment only)
£0 – £2 million
Covers the provision of specialist refurbishment works to existing building projects
Workstream 3 (New Build and Refurbishment)
£2 million – £7 million
Allows for projects that consist of the construction of new build and / or the refurbishment of existing buildings.
Where required, associated infrastructure works can be included in a project, but standalone Infrastructure cannot be delivered through this workstream.
Fire Safety (FS2)
Workstream 1 – Fire Safety Consultancy and Risk Management
Fire Safety Consultancy
Fire Risk Assessment
Waking Watch
Workstream 2- Fire Safety Installations
Installation of Passive Fire Protection
Installation of Active Fire Protection
Installation of Fire Suppression Systems
Multi-disciplinary Fire Safety Installation
Workstream 3 – Fire Safety Servicing & Maintenance
Servicing & Maintenance of Active Fire Protection
Servicing and Maintenance of Fire Suppression Systems
Multi-disciplinary Fire Safety Servicing & Maintenance
Fire safety systems servicing and maintenance
Workstream 4 – Cladding Remediation
Cladding Remediation
“Our clients now have the opportunity to partner with us to gain best value for their projects and avoid protracted procurement routes”
Paul Reeve, Divisional Director
