This page has information for suppliers about the procurement arrangements and accreditations required for the Sustainable Warmth programme and other future Government-funded retrofit schemes.
The Sustainable Warmth programme brings together two new schemes to tackle fuel poverty – Local Authority Delivery Phase 3 (LAD3) and Home Upgrade Grant Phase 1 (HUG1). The programme is Government funded and follows on from the Local Authority Delivery Phase 2 (LAD2) scheme that we are currently running in the region.
We have been successful in obtaining Sustainable Warmth funding from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) on behalf of local authorities. The programme will be delivered by local authorities and in some cases by social housing providers.
We want installers who are certified to PAS 2030:2019 and/or MCS standards, to provide energy-efficiency measures, renewable energy and low carbon heating for LAD2, Sustainable Warmth and other future Government-funded retrofit programmes in the Greater South East region.
An opportunity opens every month for installers that are PAS 2030:2019 and MCS accredited, to register on our Dynamic Purchasing System. The System is used by local authorities and social housing providers in the region to buy retrofit works. How it works: Installers that meet the registration criteria are added to our Dynamic Purchasing System. Local authorities then invite suppliers on the System to bid for a specific contract that is relevant to their area of work. Click the button below to access the online registration portal and register on our Dynamic Purchasing System.
Click the button below to access a presentation that provides a straightforward guide to our procurement process and explains how to register on our Dynamic Purchasing System. If you have any queries about registering, please contact our supply chain team at supplychain@gsenetzerohub.org.uk
Click the buttons below to access a presentation from leading industry body, The Retrofit Academy and further information on their website about the standard.
Click the buttons below to access a presentation provided for the supply chain by TrustMark and further information on their website about the quality-standard scheme.
CITB, the industry training board for the construction sector in England, Scotland and Wales, is offering a £600 grant towards a number of qualifications, including the Level 5 Diploma in Retrofit Coordination and Risk Management. This grant is available for all directly-employed staff, business owners and partners, and all subcontractors. Click the button below to find out more.
Get in touch with us and we will provide you with the advice you need.
The Sustainable Warmth programme is being administered in England on a regional basis by the five Local Net Zero Hubs. Click the following links to find out how the programme is being delivered by other Net Zero Hubs in the Midlands, North East and Yorkshire, the North West and South West.
