Low Carbon Exchange are renewable energy specialists and retrofit contractors, with nationwide coverage they are decarbonising thousands of homes through the installation and ongoing maintenance of renewable technologies, and energy-efficient building materials.
Garland UK are a nationally renowned roofing systems provider, offering high-performance waterproofing solutions for commercial, residential, industrial, and public sector assets. SWPA are incredibly proud to have Garland as a systems supplier on our framework, featuring on the flat roofing workstream.
In addition to providing our clients with competitively tendered Frameworks for building works, goods, and services throughout LHC Procurement Group, on a regional and national scale, SWPA is committed to delivering tangible social value and community benefits in meeting local and regional needs as well.
The 21st – 27th September 2024, marks FSC Forest Week 2024 in the UK. This week is focused on engaging with others on the importance of responsible actions within forestry, and raising awareness of climate change, the biodiversity crisis and encouraging sustainability
This time last week we welcomed nine new starters to our employee induction event held at LHC’s head office in West London. It was the second dedicated event for new starters that LHC has hosted, and what a welcome it was!
The King’s Speech marks an important moment in any government as it sets its agenda for the next parliamentary period. For Labour, it represents their first opportunity to deliver change after a lengthy period in opposition. What does this mean for housing?
Sunday 14th July, 2024 marks SWPA's Regional Manager, Penny Searson's ten-year anniversary at LHC Procurement Group. Take a look at how she feels and what she's learnt, 10 years on.
SWPA were delighted to be joined by clients, suppliers and industry experts at our second Social Value conference on 12th June.
Net zero is the balance between the amount of greenhouse gases (GHG) that are produced and removed from the atmosphere. Achieving net zero means that all the greenhouse gases that we produce are removed, creating a ‘net zero’ impact.
To meet the UK’s net zero ambitions we need a sustained retrofit programme to reduce energy consumption, improve thermal performance and decrease the carbon impact of our buildings. Renewable technologies will play a critical role in addressing this challenge – but it can sometimes be difficult for clients when comparing and procuring different solutions.
That’s where frameworks help.
