Pagabo picks 46 firms for £1bn medium projects deal

Procurement specialist Pagabo has selected 46 firms for its new countrywide framework for projects ranging from £250,000 to £10m.

Running for three years with an expected spend of anywhere between £50m and £1bn, the medium works framework has been set up to be used by any public sector body including schools, NHS organisations, housing associations, leisure providers and libraries and museums.

The three-year framework has been split into value bands of £250,000-£1m, £1m-£5m and £5m-£10m.

Pagabo £5m-£10m value band framework partners
North	Midlands	Southwest	London/SE
Conlon Construction	Ashe Construction	Dawnus Construction	Ashe Construction
ENGIE Regeneration	ENGIE Regeneration	ENGIE Regeneration	Clegg Construction
Esh Construction	G F Tomlinson Building	Interserve	Coombs (Canterbury)
G F Tomlinson Building	Henry Boot Construction	Morgan Sindall	Dawnus Construction
Henry Boot Construction	Hobson & Porter	O’Hare & McGovern	ENGIE Regeneration
Henry Brothers	Interserve	Shaylor Group	Geoffrey Osborne
Hobson & Porter	John Graham Construction	Simons Construction	Henry Brothers
Interserve	Morgan Sindall	Speller Metcalfe	Interserve
John Graham Construction	NMCN	VINCI Construction UK	Morgan Sindall
Morgan Sindall	Seddon Construction		Neilcott Construction
Robertson	Shaylor Group		O’Hare & McGovern
Seddon Construction	Simons Construction		R G Carter Construction
Sewell Construction	Speller Metcalfe		Shaylor Group
Shaylor Group	The Casey Group		Simons Construction
Simons Construction	VINCI Construction UK		Speller Metcalfe
The Casey Group			VINCI Construction UK
VINCI Construction UK
Scotland	Wales	Northern Ireland
ENGIE Regeneration	ENGIE Regeneration	Felix O’Hare & Co.
H&J Martin	Henry Brothers	H&J Martin
Henry Brothers	Interserve	Henry Brothers
Interserve	Morgan Sindall	John Graham Construction
John Graham Construction	O’Hare & McGovern	Morgan Sindall
Morgan Sindall	Seddon Construction	O’Hare & McGovern
O’Hare & McGovern	VINCI Construction UK

Pagabo, chief executive officer, Simon Toplass, said: “The Medium Works Framework sits firmly within our impressive family of construction frameworks that consider construction as a service and not just as a product.

“We constantly hear from our clients that they’re not just buying a building, but they want a service that gets them to the outcomes they want.

“Medium Works, like all of our frameworks, simplifies the process but considers how the client wants to procure, their timings, speed of appointment and ‘on-time’ delivery.”

from Construction Enquirer http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2019/01/08/pagabo-picks-46-firms-for-1bn-medium-projects-deal/

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