The contract comprises full kitchen replacement, electrical works, and decoration to 29 properties bringing the kitchens up to SHQS standard. Located in the Bannockburn and Plean areas of Stirling, works will be undertaken over a three and a half week construction period, moving to completion in early-October.

CCG Asset Management was appointed directly by Forth HA through the Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) KB3 Framework Work stream 2. The OJEU compliant framework allows public sector organisations to be given immediate access to suppliers in order to fast-track project start dates.

John Cameron, Forth HA’s director, said: “We’re delighted to have appointed CCG for this contract and if the effective working to date continues, I’m sure our tenants will be happy with the end results.”

Stephen Riley, CCG Asset Management manager, said: “We are delighted to have been appointed to this contract by Forth. Through the use of the SPA framework, Forth have been able to procure directly with CCG as their contractor of choice. With our trademark speed and customer focus, we will ensure the contract is delivered efficiently and to the highest standard.”