Polyflor announces P22 recommended supplier status

Published: 4-Nov-2019
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UK-based company to supply flooring to NHS through Construction Procurement Framework


Polyflor has announced its appointment as a recommended supplier to the ProCure22 (P22) Construction Procurement Framework.

Administered by the Department of Health and Social Care, the P22 framework was created to provide the NHS with the tools to deliver improved estate performance while lowering construction and maintenance costs.

Polyflor’s position was confirmed at the recent Healthcare Estates Exhibition in Manchester with the presentation of its P22 recommended supplier certificate.

Marketing director, Tom Rollo, said: “Polyflor has a rich history of supplying UK manufactured products to the NHS from its manufacturing sites in Manchester and Stockton-On-Tees.

“Our position as a UK-based manufacturer enables us to offer unrivalled service levels and specialist technical support across the UK and we look forward to collaborating with the framework’s Principal Supply Chain Partners and other recommended suppliers to continue to deliver best-value flooring solutions to the NHS.”

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