**OUR FRAMEWORK PARTNERS**
Offering our customers a choice of procurement routes is incredibly important.
Morgan Sindall Construction is working with a number of regional and national framework partners across the UK, giving our customers the ability to work with a framework that suits their business goals and project requirements.
Throughout your project you will work closely with one of our regional and/or national framework leads who collaborate with each of our partnered frameworks and consistently deliver outstanding results.
Hackney Britannia Leisure Centre, Southern Construction Framework (SCF)
Morgan Sindall Construction is currently partnered with a number of national and regional frameworks across the UK.
Here are just a selection of our partners, but speak to the team to find out which solution would be best for your project.
Take a look at the framework pages on our website
SCAPE is one of the UK’s leading providers of construction frameworks for the public sector.
Since its introduction in 2006, it has partnered with more than 1,000 public bodies to accelerate 12,000 education, defence, healthcare, emergency services, leisure and industrial projects through its OJEU compliant, direct award framework.
Getting selected as SCAPE’s national delivery partner we’ve already had to compete against several other Tier 1 contractors, demonstrating our industry leading performance and very competitive commercial model for SCAPE projects. We are entirely committed to achieving value for money and the very best results for you and your communities.
600+ authorities actively using SCAPE
Fully compliant with OJEU 2015 Public Procurement Regs
15 weeks faster than OJEU
A choice of delivery partners
99% projects on budget
9/10 customer satisfaction
Net Zero ready lifecycle contract
24 rigorous KPI's
Dedicated framework management and client support
Across England and Wales, Morgan Sindall Construction can deliver SCAPE projects up to the value of £75m, while in Scotland it can deliver projects of all values.
Projects can either be directly awarded, or in competition with a second delivery partner in same value banding. Works can also be delivered by Morgan Sindall Construction’s sister companies, including Lovell and Overbury.
Depending on where you currently are within your journey, and your understanding of our businesses, the three steps will represent an entry point for your project. You can also find out more in our brochure below.
To use any SCAPE framework, a simple form called an Access Agreement needs to be signed. You can request this form by clicking here.
Once the agreement is signed, you can work with SCAPE and Morgan Sindall Construction to begin shaping your needs. At completion of this stage you will prepare and sign and a Project Request form.
In depth discussion and workshops to define your project aspirations, timescales and budget, culminating in your free feasibility study.
If you'd like more support with your journey, please get in touch with Ian Towlson (SCAPE) or Rob Cant (Morgan Sindall Construction).
Click here to email Ian
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The Southern Construction Framework (SCF) provides end to end support and an efficient, OJEU compliant construction procurement route for local authorities and other public organisations across the south of England.
A collaboration between Devon and Hampshire County Councils, the framework covers major new build, extension and refurbishment projects.Morgan Sindall Construction has worked collaboratively with the SCF through all five generations of the framework, across all three lots.
59 Projects secured
£1.15bn secured
£58m client verified added value by Morgan Sindall
82% local spend
97% fair Payment
97% waste diverted from landfill
£452m social value invested
42/45 average CCS
Over the last six years, Morgan Sindall Construction has secured over £800 million of SCF projects, generating significant community and social economic benefit.
SCF website
SCF page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
To speak to us about your SCF project, please get in touch with Alan Smedley, framework director.
The Pagabo national framework supports public sector organisations across the UK by providing EU compliant framework agreements, a DPS, and bespoke consultancy - delivered and backed up by a team of MCIPS qualified procurement professionals with a huge range of experience.
To speak to us about your project, please get in touch with Rob Hall, framework director.
Pagabo have four approaches to their work, which work in tandem with our approach too – Simplicity, Understanding, Flexibility and Transparency.
Simplicity, by keeping things simple and making procurement quicker, easier and more effective. We empower ours teams to make key decisions at every stage of the project, means everyone achieves their desired results.
Understanding, our combined public and private sector procurement experience across a range of categories means that we understand your challenges. We don’t take a one size fits all approach with our projects, but instead utilise our skills and experience of our Intelligent Solutions approach to support our customers to define their needs.
Flexibility - We work around you, as an extension of your team. Teamwork plays a significant role in our projects. The strong relationships we have with our stakeholders and supply chain, and the time we invest in them, ensures we continue to create exceptional experiences and outcomes.
Transparency - We are honest and open about the way we work; this approach sets our collaboration apart as businesses who truly want to make a difference and create open and transformative dialogue in our industry.
Pagabo website
Pagabo page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
The DfE Construction Framework is the main delivery vehicle for the School Rebuilding and Free Schools programmes, amongst others and Morgan Sindall Construction has been appointed to the Medium value band covering projects worth between £6 million and £12 million across England.
Our appointment to the framework in December 2021 reinforces our businesses long-standing relationship with the DfE, having been a construction partner on the previous iteration of the framework for the past four years. During this time we deployed our innovative MySchool design platform to support the design and delivery of over £240 million of school projects.
The Framework is central to the governments ambitious 10-year school rebuilding plan with governing projects worth around £7 billion. It will play a pivotal role in not only in creating better schools, but in providing a social and economic legacy to communities across the country.
5 years on framework
80% of projects on time
100% projects on budget
9/10 client satisfaction
60% Local spend
40% SME spend
95% Waste diverted from landfill
DfE website
DfE page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
To speak to us about your project, please get in touch with Dave Wood, framework director.
Construction West Midlands (CWM) comprises a suite of OJEU-compliant, publicly owned and managed frameworks. CWM is a ready-made delivery vehicle for capital, repair and maintenance works.
The framework is managed by Acivico Ltd, a wholly owned and subsidiary of Birmingham City Council. It provides a flexible, cost effective and OJEU compliant way to procure capital works and can be accessed by public sector bodies, registered charities and third sector organisations operating in the West Midlands region.
43 project completed totalling £290 million
660 million social value invested
97% on time
100% on budget
9.2/10 client satisfaction
£562 million invested with local SME’s
41/50 average CCS score
95% waste diverted from landfill
2 million+ RIDDOR free working hours
The framework delivers cost and time savings via the adoption of a more efficient procurement process. Via CWM and its predecessor, the Birmingham Construction Partnership, it has 17 years track record in the delivery of public sector projects.
Any organisation wishing to access the framework can do so by entering into an access agreement without any obligation to place work through the framework. There are no membership fees to pay and instead, framework management costs are covered by a levy paid by the framework’s contractor partners.
Run by three large midlands-based public sector organisations, they understand the needs of communities in the region, and more importantly, their interests align with those o the people who uses the facilities we build.
To speak to us about your project, please get in touch Richard Fielding, area director, for the Midlands.
CCS are the biggest public procurement organisation in the UK, whilst the CCS Construction Works Framework is a Pan Government public sector focused framework.
They pride themselves on using their commercial expertise to help buyers in central government and across the public and third sectors in their procurement endeavours.
The Framework is endorsed by the Cabinet Office and implements key government policies and strategies. The Framework is structured to accommodate all aspects of construction and is split into six specialist lots, construction works, residential housing, high-rise accommodation, maritime, airfields, demolition/ decommissioning.
To speak to us about your project, please get in touch with Clare Stacey, framework manager.
CCS website
CCS page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
Works £3-10m Wales
Works £3-10m Scotland
Works £10-30m Wales
Works £10-30m Scotland
Works £30-80m Scotland
Residential All lots (excluding Northern Ireland)
High Rise Accommodation All lots (excluding Northern Ireland)
NHS Shared Business Services was established by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) in 2005 and is a joint venture between DHSC and Sopra Steria, specialists in IT and digital integration. Its mission is to improve quality, support better patient outcomes and drive better value for money within the NHS.
The £10.5 billion, seven year NHS Shared Business Services Public Sector Construction Works Framework will provide a compliant procurement route to market for all NHS and wider public sector construction works requirements across the UK.
Please get in touch with Darren Birch framework manager, to discuss your project.
NHS SBS website
NHS SBS page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
Morgan Sindall are on two lots as part of the framework:
Lot 3 - Public Sector: £5m - £15mLot 4 - Public Sector: £15m - £35m
The Procure23 (P23) Framework alliance, continues our longstanding commitment to the health sector.
P23 enables clients to quickly access experienced partners to support excellence in the provision of design and construction services for the NHS estate in England, providing first class new facilities, addressing backlog maintenance and repurposing existing facilities.
ProCure23 website
ProCure23 page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
The framework is divided into four regions and Morgan Sindall Construction has a place on: North East & Yorkshire, North West, London and East of England.
The Procurement For Housing; the framework is set up to deliver Fire Safety installation works. The framework can be used by:
Any of PfH 1,000+ members (consist of many Local Authorities)
Schools, Universities and Colleges maintained by the Dept. of Children, Schools and Families
Police, Fire and Coastguard
NHS
HMRC
Scottish Schools and Welsh Public Bodies
Projects funded by public money, including those covered by the building safety fund.
Morgan Sindall are on the following lots for projects £2m to £10m, and £10m+
Lot 5 Scope – Passive Works – Installation, Service & Maintenance
Lot 6 Scope – Whole Building Works – Installation, Service & Maintenance
Lot 7 Scope – Cladding – Installation, Service & Maintenance
To speak to us about your project, please get in touch with Andy Webb, bid director.
pfh website
pfh page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
LHC is a central purchasing body providing procurement services in England, Scotland (on behalf of the Scottish Procurement Alliance) and Wales (on behalf of the Welsh Procurement Alliance). LHC sets up competitively tendered Framework Agreements in respect of building works, goods and services for use in public sector refurbishment, maintenance and new build projects.
To speak to us about your project, please get in touch with Kirsty Caffrey, bid manager.
LHC website
LHC page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
Fully OJEU compliant, this framework is suitable for:
Education buildings
Healthcare buildings
Emergency services buildings
Community buildings
Offices and other buildings for social infrastructure
Residential properties when part of a mixed-use development
Conversion of commercial buildings for residential use
Student accommodation
Associated works that may be required to deliver the types of buildings above or other public buildings
Infrastructure works such as bridges, retaining walls, drainage and new roadways
Morgan Sindall Construction has been appointed to four lots on the new £1 billion South East & Mid Wales collaborative construction framework (SEWSCAP).
The four-year framework will be used by more than 20 Welsh councils and public bodies for schools, leisure facilities and municipal buildings.
To speak to us about your project, please get in touch with David Humphrey, framework manager.
SEWSCAP website
SEWSCAP page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
Morgan Sindall Construction has been appointed to:
Lot 7: All regions £3m-£5m
Lot 8: All regions £5m-£10m
Lot 9: All regions £10m-£25m
Lot 10: All regions £25m-£100m
Valued at £2.5 billion, Morgan Sindall Construction has a place on Framework C, Lot 9, the national framework, for projects valued between £10m and £30m as well as places on Framework B, Lot 6 South England and Lot 8 London & East England for projects valued between £5m & £10m.
Projects included as part of the MoJ framework will include minor works projects, new build, refurbishment, and planned maintenance of their existing estate.
MOJ page (Morgan Sindall Construction website)
