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Suppliers chosen for rooftop development framework

16 Feb 23 A procurement consultancy with local authority clients has prequalified 17 firms for the design and installation of rooftop housing extensions.

Langley Structures helped United Living put additional flats on top of Network Homes’ Colebrook Court in Hertford
Langley Structures helped United Living put additional flats on top of Network Homes’ Colebrook Court in Hertford

Pretium Frameworks’ rooftop development framework has been drawn up to help local authorities build additional homes on top of existing low-rise buildings.

The framework has been developed with, and is managed on behalf of, Watford Community Housing.

“Using under-utilised rooftops to create much-needed homes, rather than building new houses from scratch, has many benefits,” said Nick Hann, Pretium’s head of frameworks. 

“As well as providing a practical solution where space is limited, it is cheaper and more sustainable to enhance an existing building than to construct a new one.

“Our new framework provides a one-stop solution, supporting housing providers to scope out potential rooftop developments, and taking them through every step of the construction and fit-out process.

The selected suppliers for each lot are:

Lot 1 – Design & installation of superstructures 

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  • Langley Structures

Lot 2 – Build & fit out 

  • Breyer Group
  • Kind and Company
  • United Living
  • Mulalley & Company

Lot 3 .1 – Professional services: architect 

  • RCKa 
  • Calford Seaden
  • BPG Architects  
  • Haptic Architects
  • ECD Architects  

Lot 3.2 – Employers agent

  • Playle & Partners
  • Potter Raper
  • Rund Partnership
  • Calford Seaden
  • Hunters 
  • Earl Kendrick

Lot 3.3 – Professional services: structural engineer 

  • Harley Haddow Ltd  

Lot 1 covers the feasibility, design and installation of the steel frame superstructures. Framework users can engage the service provider to support them with feasibility studies, surveys and planning support, as well as design and build, or to manufacture and install a structure designed by an external specialist. 

Lot 2 covers building and fit out works, including external fabric, internal structures, plumbing, heating, electrical and decoration etc. 

Lot 3 covers professional services and the firms can be engaged at any stage by either the client or the service providers listed in Lots 1 and 2.  

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