Procurement body Fusion21 has awarded 61 firms spots on its national refurbishment, construction, new build and modular buildings framework.

The four-year deal is estimated to be worth £305m and has been developed to support public sector organisations, including housing, education, and healthcare providers to deliver construction programmes.

The framework offers internal and external refurbishment, construction, new build and modular buildings with nearly two-thirds of places secured by SMEs.

Fusion21 National Framework

A&E Elkins

J. Tomlinson

Ammcass Group

Jackson Jackson & Sons

Apex Contractors

Kind & Company (Builders)

Arc Group London

Lawtech Group

Bann

LCB Construction

Boom Construction

Logan Construction (South East)

Borras Construction

Lovell Partnerships

Breyer Group

Mascott Construction (Europe)

C.L.C. Contractors

Maurice Flynn & Sons

Cablesheer Group

Michael Donaghy (Painting & Decorating Contractor)

Carmelcrest

Mulalley and Company

Clark Contracts

Novus Property Solutions

Classic Builders (South West)

P McVey Mobile Buildings

Conamar Building Services

P. Casey & Co.

Diamond Build

Quartzelec

Dodd Group (Midlands)

R&M Williams (Holdings)

Domino Commercial Interiors

RE:GEN Group

Durkan

Re-Gen (UK) Construction

E. W. Beard

Saltash Enterprises

Eco-gee

Seddon Construction

Emanuel Whitaker

Sewell Construction

Equans Regeneration

Sterling Services (Northern)

Eric Wright Construction

The Wiggett Group

GB Construction (Herts)

Thomas Sinden

Greenmount Projects

Trios Facilities Management

Guildmore

TSG Building Services

Higgins Partnerships 1961

United Living (South)

Ian Williams

Vinci Construction UK

Integra Buildings

Wates Property Services

Irwin M&E

Wernick Buildings

J. Harper & Sons (Leominster)

 

Peter Francis, executive director of Operations at Fusion21 said: “Fusion21 members accessing this compliant framework will benefit from support given by our technical procurement experts and  measurable efficiency savings, flexible call-off options – including direct award and geographical coverage across the UK down to a regional and local level.”