Pagabo has today published a prior information notice (PIN) for the second generation of its refit and refurbishment framework.
[A market engagement webinar is being held next week. See below for details.]
The new generation of the framework will run for four years from April 2023, with a total value of 拢1bn. It will provide a route to market for public sector clients to procure refurbishment works valued at 拢50,000 and above. The current iteration of the framework expires in February.
The framework will be split into five value-based lots:
- Lot 1: 拢50k to 拢500k
- Lot 2: 拢500k to 拢1m
- Lot 3: 拢1m to 拢5m
- Lot 4: 拢5m to 拢15m
- Lot 5: 拢15m+
Under these lots, up to nine contractors will be allocated to regional sub lots, comprising six core and three reserve suppliers. Some places are reserved for SMEs.
Pagabo managing director Jason Stapley said: 鈥淭he performance of the original refit and refurbishment framework shows that there is a definite requirement for this type of procurement solution, and after lots of work we are now pleased to be inviting suppliers to submit tenders.
鈥淎s this is a second-generation framework, we have liaised with the contracting authority, existing client organisations and potential suppliers to gain feedback on the current version. This has allowed us to examine what has worked well, and where through changes more organisations can benefit from use of the framework 鈥� along with any changes to keep our processes at the forefront of the procurement golden standard and adherence to the Construction Playbook.鈥�
Red Kite Learning Trust (RKLT) will be the contracting authority for the new agreement, continuing its role from the current iteration of the framework.
A market engagement webinar will be held on 10th October, for which interested parties can register via
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