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National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works 2026

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PA23-YPO-0003International

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Pagabo Limited, acting as an agent for YPO, is establishing the National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works 2026 to merge the scopes of the previous National Frameworks for Civils and Infrastructure and Demolition and Land Preparation. This closed framework is designed to appoint multiple contractors to provide a comprehensive range of civil engineering, infrastructure, demolition, and land preparation services. The agreement is structured into 12 lots, covering collaborative partners and specialized sectors including highways, rail, water, maritime, energy, aviation, nuclear, defense, and demolition. The framework will be available to all UK public sector bodies for a four-year term beginning in September 2026. While the agreement is primarily governed by English Law, the contracting authority may incorporate Scottish Law into the terms and conditions to ensure compliance with regional legal requirements. This procurement process replaces the existing demolition framework immediately upon execution and succeeds the civils and infrastructure framework upon its expiration in May 2026.

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Pagabo agent for YPO provides civil engineering and infrastructure services for UK public bodies.

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This notice does not replace the original Contract Award Notice (2026/S 000-087974) and therefore there is no new standstill period, which concluded on the 25th Sept 2026. Pagabo Limited, acting as an agent of YPO intend to award a Framework of contractors capable of providing Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works within the UK for the Public Sector. The Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works Framework is for use on works £0 and above in value, delivered as individual construction related projects, parts or phases of a project, and programmes of works. Works and services are listed under the following Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) classification as follows, and include all relevant sub-hierachies: Main: • 45200000-9 Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work Additional: • 45220000-5 Engineering works and construction works • 45230000-8 Construction work for pipelines, communication and power lines, for highways, roads, airfields and railways; flatwork • 45240000-1 Construction work for water projects • 45250000-4 Construction works for plants, mining and manufacturing and for buildings relating to the oil and gas industry The National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works 2026 has been procured under the Procurement Act 2023 and Procurement Act Regulations, scheduled to commence in October 2026 for a term of 4 years. Further details for all permissible users of YPO Frameworks can be found in the following link: http://www.ypo.co.uk/customers/ojeu-permissible-users.aspx Letters and numbers listed after each awarded supplier name correspond to the relevant region they have been appointed. For Lot 1 and 10: 1. England & Wales 2. Scotland 3. Northern Ireland For Lots 2 - 8: (a) £100k - £5m 1. Scotland 2. North East 3. Yorkshire and the Humber 4. North West 5. East Midlands 6. West Midlands 7. East of England 8. South West 9. Wales 10. London 11. South East 12. Northern Ireland For Lots 2 - 8: (b) £5m - £15m 1. Scotland 2. North of England 3. The Midlands 4. Wales 5. South West 6.South East 7. Northern Ireland For Lots 2 - 8: (c) £15m - £30m 1. Scotland 2. North of England 3. The Midlands 4. Wales 5. South West 6.South East 7. Northern Ireland For Lots 2 - 8: (d) £30m+ 1. Scotland 2. England 3. Wales 4. Northern Ireland For Lots 11 - 13: (a) £0 - £500k 1. Scotland 2. North East 3. Yorkshire and the Humber 4. North West 5. East Midlands 6. West Midlands 7. East of England 8. South West 9. Wales 10. London 11. South East 12. Northern Ireland For Lots 11 - 13: (b) £500k - £1m 1. Scotland 2. North East 3. Yorkshire and the Humber 4. North West 5. East Midlands 6. West Midlands 7. East of England 8. South West 9. Wales 10. London 11. South East 12. Northern Ireland For Lots 11 - 13: (c) £1m+ 1. Scotland 2. North East 3. Yorkshire and the Humber 4. North West 5. East Midlands 6. West Midlands 7. East of England 8. South West 9. Wales 10. London 11. South East 12. Northern Ireland

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