Winners named for £400m north west frameworks

Aaron Morby 6 years ago
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Liverpool-based Procure North West has revealed the winning firms for new small works and building services frameworks.

Taken together the framework partners can expect a pipeline of around £400m of work over the next four years.

Ten regional builders have been named for the PNW Lite framework, which will be used for public building projects up to £1m.

Procure North West (Lite) – Contractor Partners

  • City Build Construction
  • Contor Construction
  • Cruden Construction
  • Eric Wright Construction
  • Morris & Spottiswood
  • Novus Construction
  • Rayner Rowen Construction
  • Seddon Construction
  • Warden Construction
  • Whitfield and Brown Construction

The procurement body has also selected a panel of building services firms for projects up to £10m.

This framework was set up to allow clients to procure and contract direct with regional mechanical and electrical installers.

Procure North West (Services) – Contractor Partners

  • Dodd Group
  • Interserve Engineering
  • James Mercer Group
  • Logic Electrical
  • NG Bailey
  • Proline Group
  • Seddon
  • T Clarke

Robbie Blackhurst, managing director of Procure North West, said: “We are absolutely delighted that these two frameworks are now live after receiving over 100 individual lot bids across both procurement routes.

“The size, capability, and geographical fit of each contractor partner is perfect, and we look forward to working with them over the next four years.

“Procure North West can now offer a one-stop shop for public sector bodies across the region with frameworks that cover both small and major projects providing them with the capability to run a single stage or two stage competition and even to direct award through the Procure North West Direct Framework.”

Earlier this year PNW selected a line-up of 20 contractors for a major building framework across the region.

Five contractors secured places on the major works panel. These were BAM Construction, Laing O’Rourke, McLaren Construction, Morgan Sindall and Willmott Dixon.

Full larger project line-up of firms

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