Scottish Procurement Alliance launches £900m housing repair framework
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What happened
The Scottish Procurement Alliance launched the Refurbishment and Modernisation (RM4S) framework, which allocates £900 million for public sector refurbishment. This framework provides a route to market for maintenance, modernization, and improvement works on existing public buildings and housing. It includes five new workstreams, such as damp and mould remediation and reactive repairs, to address critical infrastructure issues.
Why it matters
The framework supports Scotland's response to increasing pressures on its existing housing and public building stock. By providing a route for large-scale refurbishment and maintenance, the initiative aims to enhance the condition, safety, and quality of public assets.
Scotland is facing challenges related to housing affordability and sustainability.
Who's involved
- ScotlandThe geopolitical state receiving the £900 million refurbishment framework
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Scotland
country in north-west Europe, part of the United Kingdom