Case Studies

CPC are a not-for-profit organisation. We invest any surplus we make into our Community Benefit Fund. Through this, we support our clients through social value initiatives for local communities in the North and Midlands.

Thanks to the Community Benefit Fund, we were able to offer the stock condition survey to Thorns Collegiate Academy School. The site survey sought to identify opportunities to reduce energy consumption, costs and carbon emissions arising from their operations within the building.

With a new framework provider required midway through New College Durham’s ambitious Institute of Technology (IoT) refurbishment and new build, LHC Consortium Procurement Construction (CPC) stepped in to provide an efficient, reliable service to ensure timely handover for teaching.

CPC’s purpose is to work with our partners – our clients and suppliers – to deliver better buildings, homes and communities.

We’re a not-for-profit organisation, so one of the ways we do this is to invest any surplus we make into our Community Benefit Fund. Through this, we support our clients through social value initiatives for local communities in the North and Midlands.

The total refurbishment and alterations of Trinity Methodist Church, a 140 year old church to provide disabled access and toilet facilities, including LED’s in all rooms, heating, two new boilers and radiators.

Through CPC's Schools and Community Buildings (SCB2) framework, a new state-of-the-art Degree Apprentice Centre was built for students, which consisted of a three-storey building with an IT Teaching Lab, small amount of meeting rooms, nine teaching rooms, open plan break out area and a ground floor science lab.

Consortium Procurement Construction provided a fast and efficient procurement framework solution for Northumberland County Council’s first-ever building project utilising the latest innovations in offsite construction.

Helping a council successfully use Modern Methods of Construction to accelerate its house-building programme

CPC worked with Sheffield City Council to help them understand the process of modular construction, appointing specialists M-AR to a new housing project.

As part of the Government’s Green Homes Grant Local Authority Delivery scheme, North West Leicestershire District Council has implemented a programme of energy efficiency improvement works for 56 homes across the area, with a further 25 to be surveyed.

Creating attractive, inspiring workspaces with Modern Methods of Construction through our MB1 Framework

CPC helped to pair Middlesbrough Council with modular building specialists M-AR for this attractive, town centre creative hub.

Boho 8 is the latest phase of Middlesbrough’s Boho campus, the commercial quarter for the town’s digital media, digital technology and creative sectors.