Whole House Refurbishment - Getting More for Less Seminar

Free Seminar for Social Landlords - 8 February 2012, Emirates Stadium, London

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As a social landlord, you want to continue to improve your housing stock whilst providing your residents with the benefits of energy efficiency.

You want to procure effectively with fewer resources without risking a breach of Public Contracts Regulations. If so, you should attend the free seminar organised by LHC.

We want to help you. It’s what we have been doing, as the leading not-for-profit, procurement body for social housing refurbishment and maintenance, for 45 years. Through our “Getting More for Less” seminar, we would like to help you understand:

  • the benefits of using procurement frameworks to achieve best value
  • how to deliver energy efficiency measures through Green Deal or self funding
  • how LHC’s Whole House  one-stop solution could be the answer to your requirements.

We've invited some industry specialist to give you a clear insight into what is possible:

  • Glenn Fletcher, Director EU Procurement, Achilles Group
  • Bernard Tominey, Procurement Director of Metropolitan Housing Partnership
  • Steve Ives, Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC)

As existing funding streams start to shrink or dry up altogether– Decent Homes, CERT, CESP and FIT - the need for you to get ever increasing efficiencies for whole house refurbishment work has never been greater.

You are invited to spend a couple of hours with us (and lunch) to share best practice.

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Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. So if you or your colleagues would like to take advantage of this opportunity, please register as soon as possible.

Please pass this e-mail to any colleagues who may be interested in attending.

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Please note:- LHC’s Whole House Refurbishment modular framework arrangement (WH1) encompasses two workstreams. 

  • Energy Saving Measures
  • General Refurbishment

Find out more about LHC's WH1 framework arrangement.