Around 84% of firms with places on the fourth-generation framework are SMEs.
| Heating, Renewables and Electrical Framework |
| Aaron Services |
K & T Heating Services |
| AJS |
Kane Group Building Services |
| Alternative Heat |
Kensa Contracting |
| Ashley & McDonough |
Kimpton |
| ATS Gas Services |
Liberty Gas Group |
| Axis Europe |
Low Carbon Exchange |
| BES Group Electrical |
Lux Property Services |
| BI Electrical Services (NI) |
McIntyre Compliance Services |
| BPM Contracting Services |
Morgan Lambert |
| British Gas Social Housing |
Newmay Electrical Services |
| BSW Heating |
Next Energy Solutions |
| C.L.C. Contractors |
Nuvolt |
| Carbon3 |
Oakray |
| Cenergist |
Orton Electrical Services |
| Chris Bowker |
Osborne Energy |
| Citrus Group (NW) |
P. Casey & Co., |
| Corgi Technical Services |
P.F.L. Electrical |
| Crystal Electronics |
Penny Lane Builders |
| CTS Projects |
Phoenix Gas Services |
| Dodd Group (Midlands) |
PHS Home Solutions |
| Duplex Care |
Pilon |
| Easy Heat Systems |
Plug Me In (Heat) |
| Ecolution Group |
RAAM Construction |
| Electrical Test (Midlands) |
RGE Services |
| Energy Gain UK |
Robert Heath Heating |
| Everwarm |
Rothwell Plumbing Services |
| FDH Services |
Sayes Service |
| Fieldway Supplies |
Senate Mech |
| Gas Call Services . |
Smith and Byford |
| GCS Compliance |
Stonegrove |
| Gem Environmental Building Services |
Sure Maintenance |
| Geogreen Power |
Surefire Management Services |
| Getfix |
Sureserve Fire and Electrical |
| Goom Electrical |
Switch2 Energy |
| H & A Mechanical Services |
T Brown Group |
| Icon Training and Assessment |
T.S.G. Building Services |
| Irwin M&E |
Thermoserv |
| ISO Energy |
Vital Energi Utilities |
| Jackson, Jackson & Sons |
W.G.Wigginton |
| Joju |
West Coast Mep |
It has been set up to help the owners of both domestic and non-domestic buildings deliver safe and compliant heating and electrical installations and to support carbon net zero retrofits.
Alongside traditional heating installations and electrical testing/works, it also covers ground-source and air-source heating.
The framework is specifically designed to support public sector organisations, including housing, education, and healthcare providers.
Peter Francis, director of operations at Fusion21, said: “We’ve listened to member and supply chain feedback and streamlined previous lots to create a new generation of the Heating, Renewables and Electrical Framework which combines a full heating offer, renewable technology, quality assurance audits and two electrical lots.
“In addition to working with a team of technical procurement experts and a rigorously assessed and approved supply chain, Fusion21 members accessing this offer will benefit from a compliant and efficient route to market, flexible call-off options and geographical coverage across the UK, down to a regional and local level.
“As with all Fusion21’s frameworks, this latest framework enables our members to deliver social value within their communities, aligned to their organisational priorities.”
