New £1.6bn healthcare decarbonisation framework: Pagabo announces suppliers

Pagabo, a UK-based procurement company, has included Kier, Morgan Sindall and Willmott Dixon among the 49 firms appointed to its first new £1.6bn decarbonisation frameworks dedicated to healthcare schemes. 

Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) is serving as the healthcare sector-specialist contracting authority for the framework, which will run for four years.

The suppliers appointed can provide a complete business solution for clients

The suppliers appointed can provide a complete business solution for clients.

This will allow clients to go directly to main contractors to undertake retrofit assessments, work up costs, self-deliver or bring in supply chain partners to deliver schemes, while serving as a single point of contact.

Typical projects may include but are not limited to:

• Installation of specialist heating
• Cooling and ventilation systems
• Installation of renewable energy sources
• Fabric upgrades
• Installation of energy saving lighting
• Replacement of inefficient glazing

The framework has four value banded lots, applicable to the 12 geographical regions, giving a total of 48 sub-lots.

• Lot 1 – up to £1m
• Lot 2 – £1m to £5m
• Lot 3 – £5m to £15m
• Lot 4 – £15m+

Jason Stapley, Chief Procurement Officer at Pagabo, said: ““Decarbonisation schemes are a common focus across the healthcare industry and its many estates at present, so this framework makes compliant access to specialist, experienced contractors as easy as possible.”

“There are 29 SMEs appointed to this framework, once again demonstrating our commitment to creating opportunity and increasing competition, all in order to lead the way in public and private sector procurement,” Stapley explained. 

There are 29 SMEs appointed to this framework

“Our second new decarbonisation framework that is suited to other sectors will be launching soon too, meaning that a huge number of clients will have even greater support with their net zero projects and strategies,” Stapley concluded.

The 49 companies that have been awarded a place on the new framework (in alphabetical order) are:

1. AIS Group Companies Ltd
2. Alternative Heat Ltd
3. Ashe Construction Ltd
4. Borras Construction Limited
5. Briggs & Forrester Special Projects
6. Building Services NOW Ltd
7. Cenergist Limited
8. Classic Builders (South West) Limited
9. Conamar Building Services Ltd
10. CorEnergy Limited
11. CPS Building Services Ltd
12. EPS Construction Management Ltd
13. EW Beard Ltd
14. Eyre Building Services Group Limited
15. G F Tomlinson Building Limited
16. G&H Building Services Ltd
17. Geoffrey Robinson Limited
18. GRAHAM Asset Management Ltd. (T/A GRAHAM)
19. GW Power-Safe Ltd
20. Hobson & Porter Ltd
21. Irwin M&E Limited
22. ISG Construction Ltd
23. Kane Group Building Services Ltd.
24. Kier Construction Ltd
25. Logan Construction SE Ltd
26. McLaughlin & Harvey Ltd
27. Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastructure Ltd
28. Morris & Spottiswood Limited
29. Neilcott Construction Ltd
30. Northstone (NI) Limited
31. Novus Property Solutions Ltd.
32. Opus Building Services Ltd
33. Protech Heating Limited
34. Quinn (London) Limited
35. R G Carter Ltd
36. RENEWABLE MICRO SOLUTIONS LTD
37. Seddon Construction Limited
38. Sewell Construction Ltd
39. Smart Electronic Technologies Ltd t/a Energy Efficient Solutions Group
40. SPELLER METCALFE MALVERN LIMITED
41. Stonegrove Ltd
42. Thomas Sinden Ltd
43. Tilbury Douglas Construction Limited
44. Triton Construction Limited
45. Veolia Energy & Utility Services (UK) Plc
46. VINCI Construction UK Limited
47. Vital Energi Solutions Limited
48. VWG Mechanical Ltd
49. Willmott Dixon Limited

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