Compliance
Our Compliance frameworks are clever, agile and really embrace building safety.
Our Compliance frameworks are clever, agile and really embrace building safety.
Asbestos inspections & testing
Water hygiene risk assessments
Fire Safety Works
Heating & water hygiene
Frameworks that connect you with experienced consultants ready to support your projects.
Asset & development consultancy
Compliance consultancy
Frameworks to help you design, deliver and maintain whole-house energy efficiency measures.
Mechanical ventilation
Domestic air source heat pumps
Communal air source heat pumps
Domestic ground source heat pumps
We've a number of frameworks to support your development projects.
Our framework covers fully managed, secure, flexible and auditable electronic payment services.
Our cleaning and grounds maintenance framework is designed to help with your estate management.
Our repairs and maintenance frameworks support all aspects of your asset management strategies.
Internal & external building works
09 March 2026
The work brought together all this expertise to define what good procurement looks like when building safety is the priority.
Four years on, we're now operating in a very different regulatory landscape, but the core messages of the report remain essential and are worth revisiting.
The final report argued that good practice must follow the four key procurement principles of culture, compliance, competence and control. These are held up and achieved through eight practical pillars they defined as -
Some things have moved on since the report was published, mainly with the Building Safety Act coming into force. It's established regulations that embed many of our principles. This includes new Dutyholder roles, the Principal Accountable Person and stronger compliance expectations with tougher enforcement routes.
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Although some things have changed, the key message in the report remains the same: safe buildings begin with safe procurement.
The practices embedded at procurement stage — the clarity of information, the competence of teams appointed, the understanding of risk, the culture of the organisation — directly influence whether a building is safe in design, during construction, and throughout occupation.
Download the report here: Procuring for Building Safety Report
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