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Growing Space & Isolation project (total £14,400 awarded)

LHC Procurement Group (LHC) is forging ahead with its growth plans and ambition to become a ‘Gold standard’ construction framework provider to the public sector by making a new strategic appointment to its senior executive team.

Thousands of homes across Wales can now apply for Round 3 to receive a grant of £32 million to upgrade their old and ineffective heat networks and generate affordable energy with decreased carbon emissions. You can submit your applications for HNES Round 3 by 7 July 2023. 

Contractors in England and Wales can now apply for our new £260 million Refurbishment and Modernisation (RM3) Framework, to deliver a wide range of housing and non-residential refurbishment and associated retrofit works.

Winning construction sector companies have been named for a Britain-wide £1.2 billion framework to provide thousands of homes built using modern methods of construction (MMC).

Community Foundation Wales has supported Welsh Procurement Alliance to award grants to its members to enable them to respond to the needs of those within the communities in which they work.

All projects have identified a way to build local community cohesion, reduce the isolation of those that are vulnerable and improve the health and well-being of families struggling with the effects of living on low incomes.

Winning consultancies have been named for a Britain-wide £30m framework to help support new build, refurbishment and retrofit of public sector buildings and homes.

Community Foundation Wales has supported Welsh Procurement Alliance to award grants to its members to enable them to respond to the needs of those within the communities in which they work.

All projects have identified a way to build local community cohesion, reduce the isolation of those that are vulnerable and improve the health and well-being of families struggling with the effects of living on low incomes.

Community Foundation Wales has supported Welsh Procurement Alliance to award grants to its members to enable them to respond to the needs of those within the communities in which they work.

All projects have identified a way to build local community cohesion, reduce the isolation of those that are vulnerable and improve the health and well-being of families struggling with the effects of living on low incomes.

Community Foundation Wales has supported Welsh Procurement Alliance to award grants to its members to enable them to respond to the needs of those within the communities in which they work.

All projects have identified a way to build local community cohesion, reduce the isolation of those that are vulnerable and improve the health and well-being of families struggling with the effects of living on low incomes.