Work has been split into five lots covering major works
Pagabo has chosen 14 firms including Bam, Kier, Sir Robert McAlpine and Strabag for highest the value lot on its national framework for major works.
The framework provider has announced the winners of five lots with 114 firms appointed to the four-year deals which run until October 2030 and have a combined estimated value of up to £5bn.
The highest value lot is for jobs above £60m with other lots broken down into £5m and above, between £5m and £15m, between £15m and £30m and between £30m and £60m.
The lot with the most of firms is lot 2 – between £5m and £15m – with 48 firms appointed including Clegg, JJ Rhatigan, Lindum and Stepnell. The next lot up has 32 suppliers including EG Carter, Speller Metcalfe and Wills Bros.
Lot 1 has been set up as a collaborative partner framework with five firms – Bam. John Graham, Morgan Sindall, Robertson and Wates – on it.
Pagabo said these firms will be “expected to act as a trusted, transparent, and proactive partner, working closely with all relevant Framework stakeholders and adopting a long term, partnership driven approach. Partners are expected to drive high performance in quality, digital delivery, innovation, and environmental, social, and economic outcomes”.
Speaking about the wider framework, Pagabo added: “Created to connect public sector organisations with appointed contractors that will collaboratively deliver quality service and value for money outcomes, the framework agreement can be used by sectors such as local government, NHS and health service providers, blue light, housing and education.”
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