Social enterprise Fusion21 has announced the renewal of its national Construction Framework worth up to £305 Million over four years and is now inviting bids from interested SMEs and contractors.
Developed to support public sector organisations, including housing, education, and healthcare providers to deliver capital work programmes, the framework offers internal and external refurbishment and improvement works through to the building of additional structures.
The lotting structure is:
- Lot 1 – Internal & External Refurbishment
- Lot 2 – Construction & New Build
- Lot 3 – Modular Buildings
Peter Francis, Executive Director of Operations at Fusion21 said: “Set for launch in April 2023 the renewal of this framework will enable us to continue offering a commercially efficient solution that assists with the delivery of regeneration programmes, modernisation, and upgrade works plus the expansion of public sector estates.
“Fusion21 members accessing this refreshed offer will work with supply partners that have been appointed based on sector experience, competence, and capability, whilst also having the option to select suppliers by region and value band to meet local delivery requirements. Other benefits will include greater cost efficiencies, flexible call-off options, and support from our technical procurement specialists to deliver social value you can see in communities, aligned to organisational priorities.”
Applications are welcome from interested organisations that meet the criteria set out in the tender documentation, now available on the Delta e-Sourcing Portal via this article on the Fusion21 website.
The submission deadline has been extended to allow for the Christmas break and is now 12:00 GMT Monday 06 February 2023
About Fusion21:
Fusion21 is a national social enterprise specialising in efficient and impactful public sector procurement and social value services. The procurement with purpose provider was created originally by and for the housing sector in 2002 but has since diversified into other sectors including local authority, education, NHS, and blue light.
To date, the organisation has saved its members more than £308 million through the procurement process, created over 9,600 employment outcomes, and generated more than £136 million in social impact.
