Dozens of firms win £250m Fusion21 upkeep framework

Aaron Morby 4 years ago

Procurement body Fusion21 has revealed the new line-up of firms on its national Improvement Works Framework that will deliver an estimated £250m pipeline of works over four years

A total of 66 firms – including more than 80% SMEs – have secured places on the panel, which will be used by housing associations, NHS trusts and education providers) to deliver building improvement works.

Fusion21 Improvement Works Framework
A Connolly	Bell Decorating Group	E.W. Beard	Ian Williams	Matthews and Tannert	Rothwell Plumbing Services
Aberla Services	Brenden Fern	Elite Construction	Intrinsic Fire Protection	Newey Electrical Installations	Sovini Property Services
Allied Roofing and Construction	Breyer Group	Emanuel Whittaker	J Tomlinson	Niblock Builders	Sustainable Building Services (UK)
Amber Construction Services	Carroll Build	Esh Construction	Jackson Jackson & Sons	Novus Property Solutions	TF Jones Property Services
Arc Group London	Citrus Electrical	Everwarm	JC Construction	Openview Security Solutions	Top Notch Contactors
Architectural Decorators	CLC Contractors	Fieldway Supplies	Jeakins Weir	Orton Electrical Services	TSG Building Services
Ashley & Mcdonough	Diamond Build	Foster Property Maintenance	Jennings Roofing	Penny Lane Builders	W. Swindells & Son
Aspect Group Services	DJH Electrical	Frank Rogers Building	John Flowers	Pilon	Wensley Roofing
Avonside Group Services	DLP Services Northern	Frontline North West	M&J Group	Quinn London	Westhoughton Roofing
AYM Services	Dodd Group Midlands	Greyline Builders	M&Y Maintenance	R.Benson Property Maintenance	Woodland Property Services
BAAS Construction	DW Contractors Oxford	Horbury Building Systems	Masher Brothers	Raam Construction	Wright Build

Packages include internal and external improvement works from the installation of kitchens and bathrooms to fire doors, communal entrance doors, roofing and electrical works.

Fusion21 members will also have the option to commission multi-trade internal and external works suited to combined programmes or smaller-scale projects.

Peter Francis, director of operations at Fusion21, said: “Having responded to member and market demand we have developed a compliant procurement solution which offers our members increased opportunities to collaborate with SMEs, while also benefiting from flexible call-off processes, greater efficiency savings and the ability to generate social value outcomes that are tailored to organisational priorities.

“This framework also complements our Construction Works Framework – worth up to £800m – which launched earlier this year to support the delivery of capital works programmes across the UK.”

To date, Fusion21 has saved member clients more than £226m through the procurement process, created more than 6,500 jobs and generated £83m of social value.