Supply and Distribution of Kitchens

Are you looking for the delivery of kitchen works from experts in the supply and distribution of kitchens? We are here to help.

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Mother and toddler enjoying a newly renovated kitchen unit provided through public sector kitchen procurement services

Benefits of this Framework

At NHC Procurement, our Supply and Distribution of Kitchens Framework is designed to support your organisation with the sourcing and delivery of kitchen works to ensure your residents live in a space that is adapted to their needs.

We work closely with our trusted suppliers and partners to ensure all aspects of the framework are compliant with a range of building regulations in the UK, because keeping your residents safe is our priority.

The benefits of this framework include:

  • providing services across the UK, all delivered through our trusted suppliers
  • offering a compliant procurement route to market
  • covering a varied scope of works including renovation and refurbishment, new build, and repairs and maintenance
  • supporting residents to ensure comfort in their home by meeting safety standards and accessibility needs
Resident in a wheelchair using an adapted accessible kitchen featuring low counter space

How NHC Procurement’s solutions can help

Whether you’re a supplier or member of NHC Procurement, we are here to help you as you navigate the Supply and Distribution of Kitchens Framework. We understand the importance of keeping your residents safe and comfortable while supporting them in maintaining their independence in their own home, so we will direct you towards the most cost-effective solution as you build long-term relationships to empower your organisation.

If you’re looking for a partner to take on the whole workload involved in procuring kitchen distribution services, or if you only need a little support, our team is here to guide you through every step of the procurement process. Along with our trusted suppliers, we will provide the safe supply and distribution of kitchens to support your organisation and your residents.

Our solutions can be tailored to meet the bespoke requirements of your residents, whether their homes require a full refurbishment to meet accessibility needs or simple, regular maintenance is needed.

Contact us to see how we can work together or complete our enquiry form to begin your journey to procuring the supply and distribution of kitchens for your properties today.

Supply and Distribution of Kitchens FAQs

What is the Supply and Distribution of Kitchens Framework?

The Supply and Distribution of Kitchens Framework is a fully compliant, multi-supplier procurement route that enables public sector organisations, local authorities, and housing associations to efficiently purchase, supply, and distribute kitchen materials. It covers the delivery of rigid-build cabinets, worktops, appliances, and accessories across the UK. The framework supports a varied scope of works, including new builds, renovations and refurbishments, and repairs and maintenance. It utilises multi-regional lots to match local suppliers with the specific geographic needs of an organisation, with call-offs completed via Direct Award or Further Competition.

Why is the Supply and Distribution of Kitchens Framework important?

This framework is important because it provides a compliant, streamlined route to market for social housing landlords, housing associations and public sector bodies. It ensures that residents live in safe, comfortable, and modernized environments by offering cost-effective solutions tailored to their bespoke needs. Additionally, it supports resident independence by facilitating necessary adaptations for accessibility.

How can I ensure my organisation meets regulatory standards?

You can ensure compliance by procuring kitchen works through this framework, which connects your organisation with trusted suppliers and partners. We work closely with our suppliers to ensure all aspects of the kitchen distribution process fully align with the Building Regulations 2010 and other key mandatory legislation.