Procurement services company, Fusion21, has announced the suppliers successfully appointed to its Reactive Repairs & Maintenance and Empty Buildings Frameworks
A total of 37 highly skilled firms – including SMEs – have secured a place on the frameworks which are designed to support housing associations, local authorities and the wider public service with a wide range of reactive works and services.
Peter Francis, Director of Operations at Fusion21 said: “Offering a comprehensive range of services from out-of-hours reactive emergency repairs, major void improvements to call handling services on a 24/7or out-of-hours basis, this framework will 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 £1m per year.”
The selected contractors are as follows:
Reactive Repairs & Maintenance Framework:
- Axis Europe
- Fortem Solutions
- MD Building Services
- Orbis Protect
- Breyer Group
- Housing Maintenance Solutions
- Mears
- Penny Lane Builders
- Chigwell Construction
- JC Construction
- Mi-Space UK
- PiLON
- CTS Projects
- Laker Building Management Solutions
- MNM Property Services
- Structec NW
- DLP Services Northern
- Liberty Gas Group
- Neo Property Solutions
- Vivark
- Engie Regeneration
- MCP Property Services
- NPA 24:7
- Wates Living Space
Empty Buildings Refurbishment Framework
- Bell Decorating Group
- Dixons Contractors
- MD Group Midlands
- Structec NW
- Breyer Group
- Engie Regeneration
- Mi-Space UK
- TF Jones Property Services
- CLC Contractors
- Frank Rogers Building Contractor
- Penny Lane Builders
- Torus Property Solutions
- CTS Projects
- Hardyman Group
- R Benson Property Maintenance
- Woodland Property Services
- Cuttle Construction
- Housing Maintenance Solutions
- Snape Contracting Services
- Wright Build
Fusion21 provides procurement services and OJEU compliant frameworks to the public sector. To date, the firm has saved its members more than £177m through the procurement process, created more than 5,000 jobs and generated £76m of social value.
