Fusion21 can help landlords facing regulatory challenges.

These include clear requirements for addressing damp and mould, responding to emergency hazards, and enhancing electrical safety.

The Hazards in Social Housing Regulations 2025 (Awaab’s Law) set out strict deadlines for landlords to resolve hazards and strengthen tenants’ rights to timely repairs. This poses particular challenges where current supplier contracts may not account for the new 24-hour response times.

From November 2025, social landlords must also complete Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) every five years. This forms part of updated electrical safety standards, bringing social housing into line with requirements already in place for private rented properties.

Using a procurement framework can deliver cost savings compared to the open market, offering certainty through clear pricing structures, without the risk of additional charges to meet the new requirements.

 Our Building Improvements Framework enables thorough investigation, diagnosis, and resolution of damp and mould concerns. Electrical testing is carried out via our Heating, Renewables and Electrical Framework. For compliance needs such as asbestos, legionella, and fire safety, our Building Safety and Compliance Framework provides comprehensive support.