Fusion21 is inviting bids for its latest £1bn national Construction & Refurbishment Framework.
The procurement specialist is looking for supply partners with experience of delivering construction and refurbishment works in housing, health, education and wider public sector environments.
This will be the third version of the framework with previous years delivering 95 projects with a total value of £675m and an average project value of £7.2m.
The deal will run from 2027–31 and be divided into two lots – Housing Refurbishment and New Build and Non-Domestic Refurbishment and New Build.
Peter Francis, Group Executive Director (Operations) at Fusion21 said:
“This streamlined framework will provide members with a consistent and efficient route from procurement through to delivery, as well as flexibility and confidence in compliance.
“By identifying demand earlier, bringing requirements together and supporting larger, strategically planned programmes, we aim to maximise the value of the framework, increase average contract values and give suppliers the consistency and confidence to invest in long-term delivery.”
Interested suppliers have until January 8 2027 to bid.
To learn more and apply for the framework, visit here and click ‘Current opportunities’.
Fusion21 is inviting bids for its latest £1bn national Construction & Refurbishment Framework.
The procurement specialist is looking for supply partners with experience of delivering construction and refurbishment works in housing, health, education and wider public sector environments.
This will be the third version of the framework with previous years delivering 95 projects with a total value of £675m and an average project value of £7.2m.
The deal will run from 2027–31 and be divided into two lots – Housing Refurbishment and New Build and Non-Domestic Refurbishment and New Build.
Peter Francis, Group Executive Director (Operations) at Fusion21 said:
“This streamlined framework will provide members with a consistent and efficient route from procurement through to delivery, as well as flexibility and confidence in compliance.
“By identifying demand earlier, bringing requirements together and supporting larger, strategically planned programmes, we aim to maximise the value of the framework, increase average contract values and give suppliers the consistency and confidence to invest in long-term delivery.”
Interested suppliers have until January 8 2027 to bid.
To learn more and apply for the framework, visit here and click ‘Current opportunities’.
