The firm will utilise its integrated group structure to perform the works with the windows being designed and manufactured by their in-house manufacturing division and will be installed by specialist upgrade and renewals contract division, Specialist Building Services (SBS).

The Timber Fully Reversible Window will be utilised for the contract with over 500 windows manufactured for a total of 74 properties in North Govanhill. The installation led by CCG SBS will be undertaken over a 20-week programme.

CCG SBS manager, Paul Muldoon, said: “CCG have worked with Govanhill Housing Association extensively over the past few years including a window replacement contract in 2017 which covered 86 properties as well as the new-build construction of affordable homes currently on-site at Inglefield Street which is due for completion later this year.

“Both divisions are delighted to continue our work with the Association and we will seek to utilise our expertise to replicate the success of past contracts ensuring a high-quality, efficient installation.”

John McLardie, chairperson of Govanhill Housing Association, said: “This latest phase of replacing older window units with new double-glazed high-performance timber windows is a key feature of the Association’s ongoing Major Repairs and Planned Maintenance programme which aims to improve energy efficiency and reduce fuel bills for our tenants. We look forward to another successful contract with CCG.”