Latest SHED framework value jumps to £500m as sector demand increases

News09.02.268.00 AM by Eliza Parr

A total of 27 suppliers have been appointed to the latest iteration of the Social Housing Emerging Disruptors (SHED) framework, which is worth £500m over three years.

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