Dozen firms bag new £5bn public sector framework

Aaron Morby 9 years ago
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A dozen firms have won places on a new framework for public sector bodies, charities and universities.

The major projects framework has been put together by procurement body Pagabo with an estimated spend of anywhere between £100m and £5bn depending on client take-up.

It has been framed to cover Scotland, the North, Wales and South offering public sector clients a choice of direct call-off or mini-competitions from various panels of contractors.

Among the big national players Henry Brothers (Magherafelt), Robertson and Sewell Construction have also won places in northern and Scottish regions.

Pagabo is aiming to target public clients that have become disillusioned with national central Government frameworks like the Education Funding Agency’s panel of firms and ProCure 21+ for NHS projects.

Pagabo major works framework line-up by project value

South and Wales

Over £50m – Morgan Sindall; Vinci; ISG; Willmott Dixon; Sir Robert McAlpine

£15m-£50m – Laing O’Rourke; ISG; Morgan Sindall; Vinci; Sir Robert McAlpine

£5m-£15m – Laing O’Rourke; Morgan Sindall; Vinci; ISG; Sir Robert McAlpine

Midlands

Over £50m  – Willmott Dixon; ISG; Vinci; Morgan Sindall; Galliford Try; Sir Robert McAlpine

£15m-£50m – ISG; Vinci; Morgan Sindall;  Laing O’Rourke; Galliford Try; Henry Brothers (Magherafelt); Sir Robert McAlpine

£5m-£15m – Vinci; Morgan Sindall; ISG; Galliford Try; Henry Brothers (Magherafelt); Laing O’Rourke; Sir Robert McAlpine

North

Over £50m – Galliford Try; Laing O’Rourke; Morgan Sindall; Vinci; ISG; Interserve; Willmott Dixon; Sir Robert McAlpine

£15m-£50m – Galliford Try; Laing O’Rourke; Morgan Sindall; Vinci; ISG; Interserve; Sir Robert McAlpine

£5m-£15m – Galliford Try; Interserve; ISG; Sewell Construction; Morgan Sindall; Laing O’Rourke; Vinci; Sir Robert McAlpine

Scotland

Over £50m – Robertson Construction; Galliford Try; Sir Robert McAlpine

£15-£50m – Henry Brothers (Magherafelt); Galliford Try; Robertson Construction; Sir Robert McAlpine

£5-£15m – Henry Brothers (Magherafelt); Esh Construction; Robertson Construction; Sir Robert McAlpine

A source told the Enquirer that many clients had expressed an interest in using the OJEU- compliant panels for major projects.

Pagabo launched a framework for projects ranging from £50,000 to £5m a year ago, which attracted a wide mix of contractors.

Other planned panels include a major professional services framework and one for planned and reactive maintenance in the health sector.

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