Harmony Fire joins four-year NHC Procurement Active Fire Framework arrangement

Harmony Fire appointment to active fire framework

Harmony Fire has been appointed to the £100 million NHC Procurement Active Fire Framework under a four-year deal.

The firm was appointed to Lot 1 – Fire Products Supply and Installation, Lot 2 – Consultancy and Lot 3 – Servicing.

Lots awarded and scope of services

The deal covers consultancy, supply and installation, servicing and fully managed services.

Harmony Fire was selected to deliver consultancy services alongside the design and installation of fire detection, smoke control, sprinkler systems and emergency lighting.

Within Lot 3, it was appointed for sprinkler, misting and emergency lighting maintenance, plus fire servicing and maintenance and minor and remedial works.

Lee Goodenough, Director at Harmony Fire, said: “Partnering frameworks continue to provide public sector organisations with a highly efficient and fast-tracked pathway to procuring essential life safety works.

“Our appointment to the NHC Procurement Active Fire Framework demonstrates our national capability as a full service life safety specialist, positioning Harmony Fire at the forefront of fire safety consultancy, design and delivery and maintenance solutions.”

Framework access and other partnerships

NHC Procurement has over 500 member organisations, including organisations that manage social housing tenancies, NHS Trusts, education institutions, other public sector bodies and charities.

The Active Fire Framework is intended to help member organisations engage and procure life safety projects with sector specialists that have met quality assurance and competence standards.

Harmony Fire said the appointment follows recent frameworks with Fusion 21 and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC), as well as its reappointment to the CHIC Fire & Building Safety Framework and a place on the NHS Shared Business Services framework.

Harmony Fire also listed Guinness Partnership, Notting Hill Genesis, Places For People and Hyde as framework partners.

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