Post Occupancy Overheating Review of New Dwellings
Health and Safety Executive · North West
Key facts
- Contract value
- £120,000
- Awarded
- 20 Apr 2026
- Contract starts
- 17 May 2026
- Contract ends
- 17 Oct 2028
- Procedure
- Direct award
- Buyer type
- Central government
- Source
- Find a Tender
Awarded to
| Supplier | Value |
|---|---|
| Oxford Brookes University | £120,000 |
Description
The Building Regulations ensure a minimum safe standard for buildings. The Building Safety Regulator has responsibility for maintaining and updating the Approved Documents that accompany the Building Regulations. In December 2021, Part O was introduced to reduce overheating risks in new residential buildings, which can affect safety, health, and wellbeing. Most housebuilders now have experience applying Part O, making this a timely opportunity to review its implementation. This project aims to assess how effectively Part O compliant homes mitigate overheating risk and meet the functional requirements of O1(1)(a), O1(1)(b) and O1(2)(a). The project will also provide vital evidence to support a review of current overheating standards, helping us understand how homes built under Part O are used and experienced by occupants.
Categories (CPV)
- 73000000 Research and development services and related consultancy services
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