26 September 2018 | Marino Donati
Procurement organisation Fusion21 has appointed suppliers to its public sector Reactive Repairs & Maintenance and Empty Buildings Frameworks.
Thirty-seven companies, including SMEs, have secured a place on the frameworks, which have a combined worth of up to £290 million over four years. They are designed to support housing associations, local authorities and the wider public service with reactive works and services.
The range of services will include out-of-hours reactive emergency repairs, major void improvements, and call-handling services on a 24/7 or out-of-hours basis.
Peter Francis, director of operations at Fusion21, said the framework would bring a modern, dynamic solution for procuring responsive repairs and void arrangements.
"Fusion21 members will benefit from greater cost efficiencies in addition to being able to call off separate lots for contract spend below and over £1 million per year," he said.
Reactive Repairs & Maintenance Framework suppliers:
Axis Europe
Fortem Solutions Ltd
MD Building Services
Orbis Protect Ltd
Breyer Group PLC
Housing Maintenance Solutions
Mears Limited
Penny Lane Builders
Chigwell Construction
JC Construction
Mi-Space UK Ltd
PiLON Ltd
CTS Projects
Laker Building Management Solutions Ltd
MNM Property Services
Structec NW Limited
DLP Services Northern
Liberty Gas Group
Neo Property Solutions
Vivark Limited
ENGIE Regeneration
MCP Property Services
NPA 24:7
Wates Living Space
Empty Buildings Refurbishment Framework suppliers:
Bell Decorating Group
Dixons Contractors
MD Group Midlands
Structec NW Ltd
Breyer Group PLC
ENGIE Regeneration
Mi-Space UK Ltd
TF Jones Property Services
CLC Contractors Ltd
Frank Rogers Building Contractor
Penny Lane Builders
Torus Property Solutions
CTS Projects
Hardyman Group Ltd
R Benson Property Maintenance
Woodland Property Services
Cuttle Construction Ltd
Housing Maintenance Solutions
Snape Contracting Services
Wright Build Ltd
