We are pleased to announce that Fleming has been named as an approved contractor on Scotland Excel’s 2nd generation New Build Residential Construction Framework.
The framework will assist Housing Associations in delivering much-needed new-build residential projects, including houses, flats, care homes and student accommodation. Fleming has been appointed to 3 of the 5 lots for new build housing developments of up to 35 units.
Fleming’s Director, Ronnie Burrows said: “We’re very excited to be an approved contractor in this flagship new build construction framework which will allow us to deliver energy efficient residential projects for new and existing clients.”
With several sustainability benefits proposed, the framework represents a beneficial alignment of Fleming’s values and National Outcomes set by the Scottish government. “Having delivered exceptional work in similar sectors over the years, we’re grateful for the trust Scotland Excel is giving us in helping build these much-needed affordable homes. With Fleming and Scotland Excel’s shared commitment to meeting Net Zero targets combined with our increasing passivhaus and low energy expertise it’s a privilege to provide lasting benefit to communities.”
Announced at Scotland Excel’s Estates Management Expo, Hugh Carr, director of strategic procurement, described the project as the flagship for Scotland Excel’s specialist construction portfolio. Since 2008, Scotland Excel has been leading in delivering procurement expertise for the local government, serving 32 local authorities and 100 associate members within the public and third sectors.
Fleming have a strong track record in delivering low energy, high performance buildings and have invested heavily in upskilling of our personnel to ensure we deliver best outcomes for our clients. Our own approach to Net Zero continues with our audited carbon reduction plans playing a critical role in our own activities.
Flemings appointment to the Scotland Excel Framework adds to a range of existing frameworks including Hub West Scotland and NHS Minor Works (£1.5m – £4m).
