Social Housing Emerging Disruptors (3) – Housing Operations & Retrofit Innovations

Current Status Live
Framework End Date 14-01-2027
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PfH’s Social Housing Emerging Disruptors – 3 framework (SHED3) brings housing providers fresh innovations in housing operations and retrofit. From compliance tech to sustainable retrofit, explore emerging disruptors safely through a compliant route refreshed annually to introduce new ideas and suppliers.

About this framework

Housing providers face pressure to deliver safe, efficient, and sustainable homes while keeping pace with evolving technology. Our Social Housing Emerging Disruptors – 3 framework (SHED 3) builds on the success of our earlier SHED frameworks, offering you access to innovators focused on retrofit, compliance, and housing operations. Each year, the framework is refreshed to bring in new innovations and disruptors, ensuring buyers are exposed to the latest thinking in housing solutions. SHED 3 suppliers cover areas such as retrofit and net zero, responsive repairs, fire safety and BIM, and specialist services like flooring and supported living. With PfH, social housing landlords can explore these innovations with full procurement compliance, unlocking better outcomes for residents and communities and operational efficiency through a transparent, trusted framework.

Innovation in the housing sector, on the PfH Shed 5 framework

What's Included?

  • Asset monitoring: IoT and sensor-based platforms that provide real-time building performance and safety insights.
  • Capital works: Digital tools to engage residents and manage projects more effectively.
  • Compliance & design management: AI-driven systems to assess and manage building compliance from design stage through to operation.
  • Fire safety & BIM: Building passports and digital twins to improve safety, compliance, and asset understanding.
  • Flooring: Innovative approaches to repurposing and reusing materials, such as recycled carpet tiles.
  • Heating services: Smart solutions for monitoring, maintaining, and improving heating systems.
  • Net Zero Carbon & retrofit: Ventilation, energy monitoring, and retrofit-focused technologies that reduce carbon and improve housing quality.
  • Responsive repairs: SaaS platforms and digital tools to streamline repair reporting and completion.
  • Supported living solutions: Specialist digital tools and services tailored for supported housing environments.
  • Voids management: Outcome-based service models that reduce turnaround times and improve property readiness.
Social housing innovation ideas

Key facts at a glance

Solution Type Standard Framework Agreement
Current Status Live
FTS Tender Notice 2023/S 000-025693
Solution Term January 15, 2024 – January 14, 2027
Owner / Issuing Body Procurement for Housing
Total Lots 1
Suppliers Assigned 20
Procurement Procedure Open procedure (PCR 2015)
Access Routes Direct award or mini-competition
Estimated Total Value £1m

CPV codes

CPV Code 79900000 – Miscellaneous business and business-related services

Supporting documents

Contract Notice

Framework appointees

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Framework lots

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How to use our SHED framework

PfH works with you throughout the entire process – from initial requirement definition, through procurement, to ongoing contract delivery and management. We recommend contacting PfH early to discuss your project requirements and determine the most appropriate procurement route. You can award contracts through two routes: Direct Award or Mini-Competition. Contracts may be awarded for any duration necessary to deliver your requirements.

Once you are a member

Our support does not stop when a contract is awarded. We work alongside you through evaluation, award, and ongoing contract management, holding suppliers to account, monitoring performance, and making sure your contract delivers what it promised. The aim is straightforward: better outcomes for residents and communities, with expert guidance at every stage.

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Need to catch up with your account manager? Or want to discuss a project you are working on, our team will be happy to talk this through with you.

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Why use this framework?

Aligned with the Government’s National Procurement Strategy

Focus on the main challenges facing the sector

Prices are fixed via the framework

SME friendly procurement

Who can use this framework?

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