Around £100m worth of work will be awarded over the next four years through the panel of firms which represents a mix of both national contractors and small and medium-sized firms.
The national framework adopts a whole house approach to planned maintenance and offers 11 lots – from whole house, windows and doors, kitchens and bathrooms to roofing, heating and electrical works.
Whole House Framework winners
- A Connolly
- AB Building Services
- Allied Roofing Construction
- Anthony Dever Construction
- BAAS Construction
- Bell Group
- CLC Contractors
- DLP Services Northern
- Dodd Group
- Durkan
- EFT Systems
- Forrest
- ForWorks
- Frank Rogers
- G M Jones
- Harding Building Services
- HEC Contracting
- Jackson, Jackson & Sons
- Keepmoat
- Kier Services
- Lovell
- Magenta Living Building Services
- Mi Space UK
- Mitie Property Services
- Mullaley & Company
- Premier Energy Solutions
- R&B Decorator
- Rothwell Plumbing Services
- Seddon Construction
- Sovini Property Services
- Sustainable Building Solutions
- The AD Construction Group
- The Casey Group
- United Living
- Upholland Property Services
- Vinci Construction
- Wates Living Space
- Wright Build
Gary Stanfield, framework manager at Fusion21, said: “Responding to demand from our members and in partnership with the Fusion21 advisory group, we have created a flexible framework which offers customers a whole house approach to planned maintenance.
“Fusion21 members accessing this framework will benefit from working with our existing supply chain, and having the option to call off multiple lots will generate greater efficiency savings for public sector organisations across the country.”
