Full list of contractors named on £8bn framework
Wates, Kier, GMI, and Robertson were among the 87 firms appointed to the second iteration of Procure Partnerships’ public sector framework.
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The £8bn national framework will run for four years from 1 November this year when the existing deal expires.
Of the 87 firms selected, 35 have been reappointed. Procure claims the framwork is the largest ever in the UK.
The framework is split into nine sub-regional lots covering five value bands starting at £50,000 and going up to £50M+.
Public sector bodies will be able to select contractors from the framework for more than 150 projects annually. Whereas the first version of the framework only offered construction services, the latest one will also provide specialists in decarbonisation and retrofit, demolition and site preparation, and infrastructure.
Robbie Blackhurst, framework director at Procure Partnerships, said the growth of the framework is a response to the evolving needs of the industry.
“The new iteration of the framework is set to transform public procurement and we look forward to seeing what our contractor partners achieve over the next four years,” he said.
“With over £1bn projects delivered across the UK year on year, our national presence – as well as our extensive experience in both procurement and technical project delivery – means we can always move quickly to meet the needs of our clients.”
Full list of contractors appointed to the Procure Partnerships Framework:
Construction
Aptus Construction
Ascot Services UK
Ash Contracting
Axis Europe
BAM Construction
Borras Construction
Bowmer + Kirkland
Britcon (UK)
Burmor Construction
Buxton Building Contractors
Caddick Construction
Carmelcrest
Code Building Solutions
Compass Developments (NE)
Conamar Building Services
Concept Interiors Management
CR Reynolds
Encon Construction
Esh Construction
Etec Contract Services
EW Beard
F Parkinson
G F Tomlinson Building
Galliford Try Construction
Geoffrey Osborne
GMI Construction Group
GRAHAM Facilities Management
Harris Bros. & Collard
Henry Boot Construction
Hutton Construction
Health Spaces
John Graham Construction
Key Construction (Midlands)
Kier Construction
Marcon Construction
McLaren Construction
Morris & Spottiswood
Neilcott Construction
Overbury
P Casey & Co
PGR Group
Quinn (London)
Re-Gen (UK) Construction
Resolution Interiors
Robertson Construction Group
Seddon Construction
SEH French
Sewell Construction
Speller Metcalfe Malvern
Stepnell
TClarke Contracting
Thomas Sinden
Tilbury Douglas Construction
VINCI Construction UK
VolkerFitzpatrick
Walter West Builders
Wates Construction
Willmott Dixon
Decarbonisation and Retrofit
Ascot Services UK
Axis Europe
Burmor Construction
Carmelcrest
Code Building Solutions
Conamar Building Services
Enable Infrastructure
Etec Contract Services
F Parkinson
Graham Asset Management
Higgins Partnerships 1961
Hutton Construction
Integral UK
Kind & Company (Builders)
Morris & Spottiswood
NG Bailey
OPUS Building Services
P Casey & Casey Co
Saltash Enterprises
Seddon Construction
Sewell Construction
Speller Metcalfe Malvern
Stepnell
TClarke Contracting
Thomas Sinden (Holdings)
Tilbury Douglas Construction
Triton Construction
Vinci Construction UK
Wates Construction
Willmott Dixon
Demolition and Site Preparation
A Buckler (Haulage)
AR Demolition
Cawarden Co
Cheetham Hill Construction
City Demolition Contractors (Birmingham)
DSM Demolition
J Freeley
O’Connell Contracting
P.P. O’Connor Group
Tom Prichard Contracting
Rhodar Industrial Services
V.H.E. Construction
Infrastructure
Bethell Construction
Britcon (UK)
CR Reynolds
Danaher &Walsh (Civil Engineering)
Enable Infrastructure
Eric Wright Civil Engineering
Galliford Try Construction
John Graham Construction
John Sisk and Son
Keltbray Highways
McLaughlin & Harvey
Milestone Infrastructure
O’Connell Contracting
P Casey (Land Reclamation)
P.P. O’Connor Group
PGR Group
Tom Prichard Contracting
Stepnell
Tilbury Douglas Construction
VolkerFitzpatrick
Winvic Construction
