Plentific, Notting Hill Genesis and Peabody have partnered to transform the way large landlords procure, manage and deliver outstanding resident services.

The DPS Marketplace, a revolutionary new scheme, makes it easy for large landlords to open contracts to trade businesses of all sizes. Our proven marketplace management expertise gives landlords access to a flexible, agile workforce that matches organisational demand at any time.

For landlords, this revolutionary new approach means faster fixes. A competitive quote for every job. Work for local businesses. And more than anything, better service and happy residents. Here's how:

A pre-approved framework.

Drive front-end procurement costs savings and negate the need to conduct full tender exercises.

Notting Hill Genesis and Peabody undertook a rigorous, multi-staged OJEU Procurement process to develop an innovative approach to procurement that's fully compliant with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

Supply chain agility.

A fast, flexible, fully-compliant solution that adapts to trends and capacity.

With a supply chain proactively managed by an expert Plentific team, highly-vetted specialist contractors are sourced and recruited as demand requires. That means our housing clients can deliver better, faster service without the worry of capacity constraints – and a service that's capable of handling unforeseen events such as Covid-19.

More data and control.

Drive data transparency and empower service delivery leadership.

Our platform brings operational data together for better decision making. Get an instant overview of your portfolio. Understand outstanding issues and operational performance. Track underlying asset trends. Easily access an audit trail to interrogate every work order, decision and discussion.

In the news.

 You can read Inside Housing's piece on The DPS Marketplace here. The article further dives into Peabody and NHG's experience working with Plentific. It also states how landlords can participate in the scheme and how it will extend to local authorities and ALMOs come September. We've created an introductory guide on DPS, which you can access for free below.