What is the Delivery Partner Panel?

The Delivery Partner Panel is a framework of developers and contractors appointed by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).  Organisations appointed to the framework will have the opportunity to carry out construction related works on public sector land, relating to the HCA’s housing and regeneration initiatives.

The framework is for use by the HCA, but will also be made available to various public and private bodies involved in housing and regeneration within England.

The framework is now in operation for a minimum of three years, ending 3^rd January 2013.

What work will be carried out by Delivery Partner Panel contractors?

The full range of development activity will be covered, including:

• Raising and deployment of finance;

• Design and construction of residential and other buildings, including infrastructure; and

• The sales/lettings and marketing of properties.

This activity will be over the following core and specialist areas:

Core:

• Mainstream residential housebuilding

• Mixed use development

• City centre sites

• Estate regeneration

Specialist:

• Elderly, specialist and high dependency accommodation

• Historic buildings and conversions

How is the Framework Structured?

The Delivery Partner Panel is broken down into three geographical panels, or clusters.

• Northern (Covering the North East, North West, and Yorkshire/Humberside)

• Midlands (Covering East and West Midlands and the East of England)

• Southern (South East, South West, and London)

Individual works will be subject to a mini-bid process between regional contractors.

Latest News

On the 8^th January 2010, the HCA appointed a total of 28 house builders, contractors and development consortia as the Delivery Partner panel members.  A number of these organisations have been appointed to multiple geographic panels.