The Electrical Works Lot provides public sector organisations with a compliant and efficient route to market for electrical installation, maintenance and testing services. Whether you are upgrading lighting in schools, rewiring housing stock, or installing electric vehicle charge points, this Lot connects you with qualified contractors who deliver safe, reliable and future-ready electrical solutions. 

What are the required accreditations?

To ensure safety, competence and regulatory compliance, suppliers appointed to this Lot must hold:

Organisational Accreditations

• Registration on the Data Protection Public Register (ICO)
• Membership of a recognised Competent Person Scheme for the installation of fixed low or extra-low voltage electrical installations in dwellings, such as NICEIC or NAPIT

These accreditations demonstrate technical competence, regulatory compliance and adherence to industry best practice.

Mandatory Personnel Criteria

Operatives must hold:

• Cat A Asbestos Awareness (UKATA or equivalent) within the last two years
• Instructed Person status as defined in BS7671:2018
• Skilled Person status as defined in BS7671:2018
• C&G 2382 and C&G 2391 qualifications or recognised industry equivalent

These requirements assure that all electrical works are carried out safely, competently and in accordance with current wiring regulations.

Why Choose Fusion21?

Fusion21 is proud to support over 1,000 public sector members across the UK. Our frameworks are designed to make procurement simple, compliant and impactful.

We remove barriers to market, provide clear routes to award, and ensure all suppliers are rigorously assessed for financial stability, technical competence and social value commitment.

As proud providers of Procurement with Purpose, we help members deliver projects that not only improve buildings but also strengthen communities.

Social Value and Impact

Every project delivered through this Lot contributes measurable social value outcomes.

This can include:

• Local employment and apprenticeship opportunities
• SME participation and regional economic growth
• Skills development and training
• Carbon reduction through energy-efficient lighting and EV infrastructure
• Community engagement initiatives

We monitor and report on social value delivery, giving members transparency and confidence that their procurement decisions create wider benefit.

Information Summary

• Lot Name: Electrical Works
• Parent Framework(s): Heating, Renewables and Electricals 
• Applicable Standards: BS7671:2018 Wiring Regulations 
• Coverage: UK-wide