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Summary, notice description and lot information
Procurement for Housing Ltd (t/a PfH Scotland) has initiated the tender process for the 'Social Housing Emerging Disrupters 5 (SHED 5) Framework Agreement'. This procurement, categorised under general public services, aims to enhance the social housing sector through innovative solutions. PfH, headquartered in Stirling, UK, is a central purchasing body seeking to establish national arrangements for innovative goods, services, and works in the housing market, as well as the broader public sector across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
The procurement, managed under an open procedure, has a total estimated value of GBP 500 million. The tender stage is currently active, with submissions closing on 15th October 2025 at noon. The framework will commence on the same day, marking the start of the award period.
This SHED 5 Framework offers a significant chance for business growth, particularly for start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and voluntary sector organisations, alongside established large companies, to propose their innovative products and services. By engaging in this tender, businesses can access a platform to extend their market reach and prove the efficacy of their offerings within the public sector. The framework guarantees an opportunity to deliver substantial benefits to the social housing market, with the potential for widespread adoption across public authorities.
Interested organisations who can provide innovative, beneficial solutions to the housing sector are encouraged to submit their tenders via electronic submission. With up to 50 participants allowed, this framework ensures diverse opportunities for suppliers in the innovation ecosystem.
PfH intends to establish The Social Housing Emerging Disruptors (SHED) 5 Framework to promote innovation through establishing national arrangements to provide innovative goods, works and services to the housing market and the wider public sector. The first Social Housing Emerging Disrupters (SHED) Framework Agreement was launched in January 2022, comprising 18 innovative solutions. The aim was to create a framework of innovation permitting start-ups, small and medium sized businesses and the voluntary sector as well as established larger companies to offer their innovative products and services to the public sector. The second SHED framework (SHED 2) comprising a further 20 suppliers with a range of innovative solutions was launched in January 2023 and was shortlisted for the 'Innovation Procurement Project of the Year' Award by Built Environment Network. SHED 3 commenced in January 2024. SHED 4, comprising 17 solutions was launched in January 2025. To reflect the emerging nature of innovation, a fifth SHED Framework (SHED 5) will be procured in Autumn 2025. The solution will enable PfH Members to procure a range of products and services that offer real and innovative benefit to the housing and wider public sector. The framework will provide successful suppliers with the opportunity to promote their innovation and will allow fledgling markets to test their true potential, providing the foundations for success and wider adoption across the public sector. The Framework Agreement will operate on a national basis, providing an offering suitable for members of PfH in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and other public bodies permitted to use the Framework Agreement. Suppliers will not be excluded for not being able to supply all regions. PfH are seeking tenders from organisations who believe they have an innovative product or service, that will deliver clear benefits to the social housing market and the wider public sector.
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