Pagabo reveals suppliers for £35bn frameworks

Capital&Centric, Igloo Regeneration, and Placefirst all won spots on the £26bn National Framework for Developer-Led Schemes, while Morgan Sindall, Glencar, and John Sisk & Son were among those appointed to both the £5bn National Frameworks for Major Works and £4.3bn National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure, and Enabling Works.

Pagabo’s frameworks were developed as part of its partnership with YPO. Each is valid for four years and aimed for use by the public sector.

Of the three announced this month, perhaps the highest profile is the National Framework for Developer-Led Schemes. This had been the first of its kind for years, until Procure Partnerships revealed its own £12bn developer framework earlier this year.

Still, the Pagabo framework is widely established. It includes lots for development consultants and legal providers, as well as developers.

There were 52 suppliers across seven lots appointed to this framework, with ION, Henry Boot Developments, and Place Capital Group among them. You can see a full list of suppliers at the bottom of this article.

Pagabo development director Jonathan Parker said: “Our developer-led procurement solution is a unique market leading delivering vehicle capable of bringing client ambitions to fruition and changing the landscape of our built environment, which has also successfully driven forward the regeneration sector in recent years.

“Delivering projects worth £10.7bn in gross development value and more than 36,000 new homes, while overcoming prominent challenges such as viability and risk, we’ve built on the first version of the framework and remain confident that those appointed to this next generation version will be well positioned to ensure continuous quality, value for money, collaboration and impactful social value.

“We’re now offering a full turnkey solution that the public sector has been crying out for.”

The National Frameworks for Major Works featured 56 suppliers across five lots with values of between £5m to £60m+. Robertson Construction Group, Willmott Dixon, and VINCI were among those named to this framework – you can see the full list of appointed suppliers at the bottom of this article.

David Llewellyn, construction and infrastructure director at Pagabo, described the framework as having a “successful and recognisable legacy”.

“Through our role as framework manager, we will help clients procure confidently and compliantly, with efficiency and powerful insights offered by purpose-built digital systems,” he added.

“Meanwhile, as people have come to expect from our frameworks, the public sector will be only moments away from an impressive collection of leading contractors vying for new contracts.”

The National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure, and Enabling Works includes 111 suppliers appointed across 13 lots that tackle projects in highways, rail, aviation, energy, demolition, remediation, rail, defence, sustainability, and more.

Among those appointed were Eric Wright, P.P. O’Connor, Galliford Try, and Story Contracting. Graham Construction, which was chosen as the collaborative partner for delivery for England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland within the framework. See the full list of appointed firms.

Suppliers for the National Framework for Developer-Led Schemes 2026

• Anthony Collins Solicitors
• Arcadis Consulting
• Archus
• AtkinsRealis
• Avison Young
• Barnfield Contractors
• Bevan Brittan
• Brabners
• Browne Jacobson
• BY DEVELOPMENT
• Capital and Centric Developments
• CBRE
• Cityheart
• Clarion Housing Group & Subsidiary Companies
• CPC Project Services
• Cushman & Wakefield Debenham Tie Leung
• DWF Law
• Far East Consortium International
• Forbes Solicitors
• Freeths
• GB PARTNERSHIPS INVESTMENTS
• Geldards
• Genr8 Developments
• Hargreaves Land
• Henry Boot Developments
• Higgins Partnerships 1961
• Hill Holdings
• HOCHTIEF PPP Solutions
• igloo Regeneration
• ION PROPERTY DEVELOPMENTS
• John Graham Construction
• Kajima Partnerships
• Kier Property Developments
• Milligan
• Morgan Sindall Consortium
• Mount Anvil New Holdings
• Pick Everard
• Pinsent Masons
• Place Capital Group
• Placefirst
• Prime
• R&M Property Group
• Rivington Land
• Savills
• Seddon Construction
• Sir Robert McAlpine Capital Ventures
• Stepnell
• The Wilkes Partnership
• Urban Splash Developments
• Wates Residential Development
• Watkin Jones & Son
• Willmott Dixon Construction and Be Living Holdings

Suppliers for the National Framework for Major Works 2026

• Alcema
• Area
• Ashe Construction
• BAM Construction
• Baxall Construction
• Boom Construction
• Wynne Construction
• Clark Contracts Limited
• Classic Builders
• Clegg Group
• Conamar Building Services
• Connolly & Fee
• Deeley Construction
• E G Carter & Co
• Elliott Building & Civil Engineering
• Esh Construction
• F Parkinson
• FP McCann
• Galliford Try Construction
• GLASGIVEN CONTRACTS
• Glencar Construction
• Guildmore
• HBC Construction
• Henry Brothers
• Heron Bros.
• Hutton Construction
• Interclass
• JJ Rhatigan & Co
• John Graham Construction
• John Sisk & Son
• Kier Construction
• Lindum Group
• Logan Construction SE
• Lowry Building & Civil Engineering
• LST Projects
• McLaren Construction
• Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure
• Neilcott Construction
• Robertson CE
• Robertson Construction Group
• Seddon Construction
• Sewell Construction
• Sir Robert McAlpine
• Speller Metcalfe Malvern
• Stepnell
• STRABAG UK
• Sunninghill Construction Co
• The Castle Building Services Organisation
• Sinden Construction
• Tilbury Douglas Construction
• VINCI Building
• VolkerFitzpatrick
• Wates Construction
• Willmott Dixon Construction
• Wills Bros Civil Engineering
• Woodvale Construction Company