Bids open for £814m facilities management framework

Suppliers are now able to bid for a new facilities management framework, valued at £814 million.   

Pagabo’s Total Facilities Management Framework will run for four years and offer hard, soft or total (combined) FM services to healthcare, blue light, infrastructure, education and leisure sectors.  

The framework agreement is divided into six lots: 

• Lot 1 – Total Facilities Management Services up to £1 million 

• Lot 2 – Total Facilities Management Services £1 million+ 

• Lot 3 – Hard Facilities Management Services up to £1 million 

• Lot 4 – Hard Facilities Management Services £1 million+ 

• Lot 5 – Soft Facilities Management Services up to £1 million 

• Lot 6 – Soft Facilities Management Services £1 million+ 

The national framework is available for use across all UK regions and is split into the following areas: 

• Scotland 

• North 

• Midlands 

• South West 

• Wales 

• London and South East 

• Northern Ireland 

• UK 

“Maintaining the highest standard of procurement compliance and being considerate of the pressure that many businesses are under while delivering quality work, we have made this tender period eight weeks instead of six because it falls during the summer holidays,” said Jason Stapley, chief procurement officer at Pagabo.  

“We expect this will help many suppliers and maintain the high levels of interest that our frameworks usually receive.” 

Each individual region will have seven suppliers, while three suppliers will cover the whole of the UK nationally, giving clients the option of up to 10 suppliers. 

Following the tender period, evaluation and standstill process, the framework is expected to launch in October this year with Red Kite Learning Trust as the contracting authority. 

To express an interest in the Total Facilities Management Framework, click here. 

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