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As a not-for-profit organisation committed to improving lives and places through quality procurement solutions, LHC Procurement Group is proud to announce a pivotal shift in how we deliver community benefits. 

We have long supported social value initiatives through our Community Benefit Fund (CBF), allocating resources to our Committee Partners for impactful local projects. Now, we are taking this commitment even further. 

Richard Hughes, the Welsh Procurement Alliance's newly appointed Regional Director joins the Welsh team and brings with him over 20 years of experience in the sector, along with key extensive knowledge in the areas of asset management, retrofit and decarbonisation. 

Part of the LHC Procurement Group, the Welsh Procurement Alliance (WPA) is a regional hub based in Ystrad Mynach, Hengoed. The relationship between the LHC Procurement Group and the local Welsh team gives WPA the unique position of having local knowledge and relationships, while also benefiting from additional resources and expertise from a national framework provider. WPA currently offers 16 frameworks and 2 DPS’ bringing together Clients with Appointed Companies to build, refurbish and maintain social housing and public property more efficiently and cost effectively, and to benefit the local community.

Graig Trebanos Community Hub (£17,000 awarded in total)

Community Microgrant Fund Project (£7,000 awarded)

LHC Procurement Group achieves Gold Standard verification

Top to Toe – Trefechan to Trelewis

The government’s recent announcement of a delay in implementing the new Procurement Act has sparked mixed reactions across the public sector. We are confident that this extra time will allow the market to achieve the full benefits that the Act is seeking to introduce. 

Cost of Living support (£7,000 awarded) - 2022/23

St Mary’s Garden - Barry (£7,000 awarded)