CHIC has officially launched its Multiple Elements Framework, providing members with a compliant, flexible and efficient route to procure a wide range of vital property services. Designed to support streamlined procurement across the housing sector, the framework enables CHIC members to commission comprehensive, whole-life building services covering both internal and external aspects of their properties.
This replaces CHIC’s previous and popular Multiple Elements of the Built Environment framework, providing members with compliant solutions for any nature of planned capital or revenue funded property investment, small one-off works and major planned programmes.
But this launch now also includes for responsive repairs and void works, providing solutions for members for larger repair contracts or short term support services.
Lot 1 – Multiple Elements
Lot 1 encompasses full lifecycle building services, including installation, replacement, refurbishment, maintenance and repairs of both internal and external building components. This includes works such as property extensions, kitchen and bathroom upgrades, heating and electrical systems, flat and pitched roofing, wall insulation, demolition, and external environmental improvements, along with related components such as fascias, guttering, and canopies.
Lot 2 – Void Works and Responsive Repairs
Lot 2 is dedicated to responsive repairs and void property works for residential properties and their communal areas. It enables CHIC members to maintain high standards of living conditions by facilitating efficient turnaround and maintenance of properties between tenancies and during occupancy.
This framework offers a trusted, comprehensive solution for housing providers seeking to maintain and enhance their assets and to deliver great services for their residents
Luke Hurd, CHIC’s Chief Operating Officer, said: “We are delighted to launch this framework, carefully designed to provide our members with access to a broad range of high-quality construction and repair services, whilst driving value, efficiency, and procurement compliance. Through collaborative engagement with the market, we structured the framework to enable our members to deliver social housing and community improvements across the UK. We look forward to welcoming a diverse supply chain partners from SMEs and Tier1 principal contractors, ensuring that our members can deliver sustainable and cost-effective solutions for their communities.”
