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Kier, Vinci, Morgan Sindall among contractors awarded £1.6bn retrofit framework
Cristina Lago Deputy Editor
Kingston upon Hull City Council is the contracting authority for the framework (Image: Burnstuff2003 via Dreamstime.com)
Kier, Vinci and Morgan Sindall are among the 56 companies appointed by procurement provider Pagabo to a £1.6bn decarbonisation solutions framework.
The scheme will support public sector organisations in delivering retrofitting projects across the public sector building stock. These include the installation of renewable energy sources and energy-saving lighting, and the replacement of inefficient glazing.
Kingston upon Hull City Council is serving as the contracting authority for the framework, which will run for four years.
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Other tier 1 contractors included in the scheme include Willmott Dixon, Equans, ISG and Tilbury Douglas. It also includes 32 SMEs.
The suppliers appointed can provide a complete business solution, allowing clients to go directly to main contractors to undertake retrofit assessments, work up costs, self-deliver or bring in supply chain partners to deliver schemes while serving as a single point of contact.
The framework has four value banded lots, applicable to the 12 geographical regions, giving a total of 48 sub-lots.
Lot 1 – up to £1m
Lot 2 - £1m to £5m
Lot 3 - £5m to £15m
Lot 4 - £15m+
Earlier in April, Pagabo launched a healthcare-specific decarbonisation framework, with Great Ormond Street Hospital as the contracting authority.
Jason Stapley, chief procurement officer at Pagabo, said: “With the growing focus on the role decarbonisation has to play in working towards and meeting net-zero goals, we know that this framework – and its healthcare sister offering – will be well utilised by clients, helping them to meet their individual goals while working towards bigger picture goals at the same time.”
The full list of companies awarded a place on the framework is:
AIS Group Companies Ltd
Alternative Heat Ltd
Ashe Construction Ltd
Baxall Construction Limited
Borras Construction Limited
Briggs & Forrester Special Projects
Building Services NOW Ltd
BW Interiors Ltd
Cast Contracts Ltd
The Castle Building Services Organisation Ltd
CBES Ltd
Cenergist Ltd
Classic Builders (South West) Ltd
Conamar Building Services Ltd
CorEnergy Ltd
CPS Building Services Ltd
Dodd Group (Midlands) Ltd
EQUANS Regeneration Ltd
EW Beard Ltd
Eyre Building Services Group Ltd
G F Tomlinson Building Ltd
G&H Building Services Ltd
Geoffrey Robinson Ltd
GMI Construction Group Plc
Graham Asset Management Ltd (t/a)
GW Power-Safe Ltd
Hobson & Porter Ltd
Irwin M&E Limited
ISG Construction Ltd
Kane Group Building Services Ltd
Kier Construction Ltd
Kind & Company (Builders) Ltd
Logan Construction SE Ltd
Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastructure Ltd
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