Britcon Awarded Place on Procure Partnership Framework

Britcon representatives celebrate securing a place on the Procure Partnership Framework, strengthening opportunities to deliver public sector construction projects.

Britcon is delighted to have been appointed as a delivery partner on the newly launched Procure Partnerships Construction and Infrastructure Frameworks.

This appointment marks a significant step forward in Britcon’s strategic growth, enabling the business to further expand its presence across the public sector while continuing to deliver high-quality, sustainable construction and civil engineering projects. The four-year framework will see Britcon collaborate with a wide range of partners to deliver essential public sector works across the UK.

Robbie Blackhurst, Director of Procure Partnerships Framework, commented:

“We look forward to working with Britcon on a number of key projects that are vital to the delivery of public sector works to the highest standard. The new iteration of the framework is set to transform procurement across both public and private sectors, and we are excited to see what Britcon achieves over the coming years.

Andrew Arbon Davis, Head of Preconstruction at Britcon, added:

“Being appointed to this framework allows us to sustainably grow and diversify our business across the regions in which we operate. It also complements our continued focus on public sector opportunities and reinforces our commitment to delivering social value, collaboration and innovation.”

Britcon is proud to bring its collaborative working ethos and proven track record to the framework, offering exceptional value to users through efficient delivery, strong stakeholder engagement and a focus on long-term community impact.

We look forward to working closely with the Procure Partnerships team and fellow partners to help shape the future of public sector construction.

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