A leading Midlands developer has been secured a place on Homes England’s new Delivery Partner Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS).
Deeley Group, which is headquartered in Coventry, has been successful in submission to join the platform which will be the key tool for the delivery of Homes England’s housing-led developments.
The firm has been registered in both the small category, which is under 70 units, and the large category, which looks at developments over 70 units.
It means the developer will have the opportunity to bid and price for works across Homes England’s entire framework.
This covers regions including the East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, South East and South West.
Deeley Group had previously been named on the Homes and Communities Agency DPP3 framework, which enabled the group to secure contracts valued £11 million to deliver extra care facilities in Chipping Norton and Didcot for Housing 21.
The DPP3 framework also saw Deeley deliver a £6.6 million extra-care apartment scheme in Coventry.
In recent years, Deeley Group has delivered 600 new homes and worked with partners including Orbit Homes, Stonewater, Housing 21, and Platform Housing Group on affordable housing developments.
David Currie, Land and Partnerships Director at the Deeley Group, says by securing a place on the new dynamic purchasing system the firm will be able to deliver more affordable housing and healthcare to support communities across the country.
David said: “This is fantastic news for the firm and positions us perfectly to push forward with our future growth strategy to work with our partners to deliver vital affordable housing and healthcare facilities.
“The successful submission with Homes England will also enable Deeley Group to grow its geographical coverage across the wider Midlands and work in markets in the South East, East and South West of England.
“We have developed strong partnerships with housing associations in recent years and these partnerships allow us to deliver under Homes England’s new DPS.”
PHOTO CAPTION: David Currie, Land and Partnerships Director of the Deeley Group