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The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) is responsible for regulating social housing providers in England to ensure a viable, efficient and well-governed sector that delivers quality homes and services for current and future tenants. Established under the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008, RSH sets and enforces standards across areas including governance, financial resilience and consumer outcomes, taking action where these standards are not met. RSH regulates a range of registered providers, including housing associations, local authorities and private organisations, and works to protect tenants, support the supply of social housing and safeguard public investments. To support a healthy and effective workforce, RSH offers preventative health screening as part of its employee wellbeing package. RSH is undertaking preliminary market engagement ahead of a future potential procurement to better understand market capability, delivery models and potential opportunities to enhance this employee benefit. RSH expects staff numbers to reach circa 400 colleagues by 2027 across offices in Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Bristol and London, alongside a small number (circa 20) home-based employ
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