Conamar, Interserve Facilities, Seddon and Vinci Facilities are among the biggest winners across the 10 regional lots.
The framework has been split into two value lots of £50,000 – £1m and £1m – £4m, and completes the Liverpool-based procurement group’s offering after awarding 23 firms places for larger projects last year.
Framework director Robbie Blackhurst said that the winning firms could enjoy a £2.5bn work pipeline over the next four years.
It will be used by local authorities, NHS Trusts, Universities and Blue Light Providers.
Winners
- Amcm Construction
- BAM Facilities
- Beard Construction
- Burmor Construction
- Carmel Crest Construction
- Casey Group
- City Build Construction
- Code Construction
- Compass Developments
- Conamar Construction
- Cosmur Construction
- Eric Wright Construction
- Esh Construction
- Etec Construction
- Gelder Construction
- GL Property
- Hankinson Construction
- Harper Group
- Integral Construction
- Interserve Construction
- Jarram Falkus Construction
- Mac Group
- Midas Group
- Morris and Spotiswood Construction
- Neilcott Construction
- Parkinson Construction
- Robertson Construction
- Seddon Construction
- SEH French Construction
- Sewell Group
- Simpson York Construction
- Speller Metcalfe Construction
- Stepnell Construction
- Sweet Construct
- T Clarke Group
- TCL Group
- Thomas Sinden Construction
- Vinci Facilities
- Wooler Construction
Framework director Robbie Blackhurst said: “The addition of the Procure Partnerships Minor Works Framework to the previously procured Major Works framework means that we can now offer public sector bodies a one-stop shop to compliantly procure contractors to deliver their projects ranging from as little as £50k right up to £100m plus”
“The framework is not even 24 hours old and we have already began to procure our first sub £4m projects through it, which reflects the market need for a strong minor works framework, with local contractors across England and Wales.”
Full list by region.PPF – Minor Works Successful Contractors.
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