Four-year deal features 45 contractors, half of which are SMEs

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Half of the 45 contractors who have been appointed to the four-year-long £800m Fusion21 framework are SMEs, the organisation has revealed.

Big names on the framework, whihc launches on 1 April, include Kier, Wates, Vinci, Osborne, Engie, Graham and Lovell.

Suppliers on the framework will deliver capital works programmes across housing, education, healthcare and other public sector projects.

These will range from refurbishment and improvement works through to construction of new buildings.

Peter Francis, operations director at Fusion21 said his organisation had created a “commercially efficient framework solution that will support the delivery of refurbishment and regeneration programmes across the public sector.

“This framework provides value for money, streamlined price models, flexible call-off process and social value outcomes.”

 The full list of appointees to Fusion21’s national Construction Works and Improvement Framework are:

Axis Europe Liberty Group
Bann Ltd Logan Construction
Bayview Contracts Lovell Partnerships
Bell Decorating Group MD Building Services
Borras Construction Mi Space UK
Breyer Group MJ Construction Group
CLC Contractors Mulalley & Company
Combined Facilities Management Nealon Contracts Ltd
Cosmur Construction Novus Property Solutions
CTS Projects Osborne Property Services
Dixons Contractors Penny Lane Builders
Emanuel Whittaker PK Murphy Construction
ENGIE Regeneration Seddon Construction
Esh Construction Ltd Simons Construction Ltd
Graham Asset Management Sustainable Building Services
Greyline Builders The Casey Group
Guildmore Ltd Thomas Sinden
H&J Martin Ltd United Living North
Ian Williams United Living South
J Tomlinson VINCI Facilities
Jarvis Contracting Ltd Wates Living Space
JMC Mechanical Whitfield & Brown
Kier Services Ltd  

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