International property and construction consultancy Gleeds has been reappointed as an accredited supplier to the NHS Building for Wales 2 National Frameworks.
With an extensive track record of efficient project and cost management delivery in the sector, Gleeds can now bid to deliver multiple projects over the next four years, with the option to extend the agreement for a further two.
The framework has an estimated construction value of £615m.
The consultancy's appointment relates to the provision of project and cost management services under Lots 1 and 2 of the National Framework.
Lot 1 will cover procurement for projects with a construction value exceeding £20m, while Lot 2 will encompass projects with a value between £7-20m.
The frameworks have multiple purposes, including ensuring NHS Wales complies with best practice models of procurement based on long-term strategic partnerships.
These frameworks will play a huge role in Wales’s long-term plan to help the economy and provide better support for local communities, and we’re proud to be part of that. Being appointed once again to the framework is a testament to our team’s commitment to achieving successful outcomes for our clients and the communities they work for.
It will also set out to support the Welsh Government’s Healthier Wales programme, as well as the guiding the NHS in Wales towards becoming an exemplary organisation for all major construction procurement projects.
Lastly, the frameworks will support the NHS in Wales to deliver improved value for money when procuring construction projects through team building, skills development and strategic partnerships with integrated supply chains.
Simon Williams, Regional Managing Director (South) at Gleeds, comments: “These frameworks will play a huge role in Wales’s long-term plan to help the economy and provide better support for local communities, and we’re proud to be part of that.
Being appointed once again to the framework is a testament to our team’s commitment to achieving successful outcomes for our clients and the communities they work for.”
