Clarion Housing awards £126m passive fire safety framework across three regions

Clarion Housing Group has awarded a major passive fire safety framework worth up to £126m to three specialist contractors, covering fire stopping and fire door works across its housing portfolio.

The framework has been split into three regional lots, with appointments made for North London, the North and East of England, and South London and the South of England.

Contracts are expected to commence in September 2026 and run for an initial five years, with the option to extend for a further two years.

Framework Overview

📍 England

👤 Client: Clarion Housing Group

🔥 Framework: Passive Fire Safety Works

💰 Total Framework Value: Up to £126m

📅 Contract Start: September 2026

📅 Initial Duration: 5 Years (Plus Optional 2-Year Extension)

🏢 Sector: Housing & Fire Safety

Successful Contractors

Lot 1 – North London (£42m)

🏗 London Fire Solutions Ltd

Lot 2 – North & East of England (£42m)

🏗 CLC Construction Ltd

Lot 3 – South London & South England (£42m)

🏗 Multi Installations Ltd

Scope of Works

The framework covers a range of passive fire protection works, including:

• Fire stopping installations

• Fire door installation and replacement

• Fire compartmentation works

• Associated joinery and carpentry

• Compliance and remedial fire safety works

ConstructNet Supply Chain Analysis

The framework is expected to generate ongoing opportunities for specialist subcontractors and suppliers throughout the contract period, including:

• Fire door manufacturers and installers

• Passive fire protection specialists

• Joinery contractors

• Carpentry contractors

• Fire stopping installers

• Compliance consultants

• Building material suppliers

• Access equipment providers

• Waste management contractors

As work programmes are released across the regions, appointed contractors are expected to engage with local supply chain partners to support delivery.

ConstructNet Intelligence

With a potential value of £126m, the framework represents a significant investment in improving fire safety across Clarion Housing Group’s residential portfolio.

Long-term frameworks of this nature continue to provide a steady pipeline of work for specialist contractors, driven by ongoing building safety legislation and increasing demand for compliant fire protection systems across the UK’s housing sector.