DBS-aware resourcing
DBS-checked personnel can be assigned where required by the institution and agreed project scope.
Public sector and schools
Powering communities. Protecting budgets.
Solar PV designed for schools, councils, healthcare and community buildings — with safe-site planning, procurement support and long-term performance visibility.
Safeguarding-aware site planning
Site-specific RAMS and documentation
Procurement-ready technical scope
Generation and performance monitoring
Safe-site delivery
Designed for schools and sensitive public buildings.
The installation plan is coordinated around safeguarding, public access, building use and the organisation's own health-and-safety procedures.
Controlled work areas
Access routes, barriers, roof-edge protection and exclusion zones are planned around occupied sites.
Term-date phasing
Work can be programmed around holidays, exams, events and other periods agreed with the site team.
Site-specific RAMS
Relevant risk assessments and method statements are prepared before work begins and reviewed through the project route.
Procurement and project support
Clear technical information for public-sector approval routes.
REST can prepare system scope, design information, programme assumptions and supporting documents for the organisation's selected procurement and approval process.
- Technical scope and equipment schedule
- Programme, access and delivery assumptions
- Generation and performance information
- Documentation for estates, finance and procurement teams
Funding routes change.
REST can support the technical evidence requested by an active scheme, but the public body or its adviser remains responsible for confirming availability, eligibility and submission requirements.
Public estates
One solar delivery route across different building types.
Each property is assessed around its electricity demand, usable roof space, operating hours and estate priorities.
Schools and academies
Programme planning around term dates, safeguarding and education-estate approvals.
Councils and community buildings
Operational savings, visible carbon projects and estate-wide delivery planning.
Healthcare and sensitive sites
Controlled access, occupied-building planning and stakeholder coordination.
Multi-site programmes
Separate roof and demand reviews combined into a coordinated estate approach.
Public-sector questions
Practical answers before the proposal stage.
REST can work with estates, procurement, finance and site teams to define a suitable project route.
Yes. REST can coordinate surveys and installation activity around term dates, holidays, exams, safeguarding requirements and the site team's access rules.
The project can include site-specific RAMS, access planning, roof-edge protection requirements, electrical isolation arrangements and coordination with the organisation's responsible person or principal contractor.
REST can provide technical scope, system information, programme details and supporting documentation for the organisation's chosen procurement route. The contracting authority remains responsible for its own approvals and procurement compliance.
Where an active funding route requires technical evidence, REST can help prepare relevant system information and project documentation. Funding availability and eligibility change, so the public body or its adviser must confirm the current scheme requirements.
Yes. Schools, trusts, councils and estate teams can discuss several buildings or locations as one programme, with each roof and electricity profile reviewed separately.
Monitoring can be included so facilities and estates teams can review generation and identify unusual performance. The final monitoring scope depends on the selected equipment and project specification.
Institutional proposal
Request a public-sector solar proposal.
Share the organisation, site and procurement details so REST can prepare the right technical starting point.