Education Funding Agency Construction Framework
Department For EducationEstimated Value
Up to £8,000,000,000
Deadline
3 May 2017
Published
3 April 2017
Type
works
Overview
The Education Funding Agency (EFA) is the Department of Education's delivery agency for funding and compliance, which includes supporting the delivery of capital building programmes for schools. Any services procured by the EFA are procured on behalf of the Secretary of State for Education.
EFA wish to procure a new construction framework to support its educational infrastructure delivery programmes and other initiatives. This will include the delivery programme and buildings for free schools, academies, university technical colleges, sixth form colleges, further education colleges and other educational facilities. Additional information: Please see further information at https://supplierlive.proactisp2p.com/Account/Login/?cid=DFE reference number RFx183 and in the procurement documents.
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- 1
BAM Construction Ltd
£7bn
total awarded
- 2
Willmott Dixon Construction Ltd
£7bn
total awarded
- 3
Baxall Construction Limited
£7bn
total awarded
- 4
Bouygues UK
£7bn
total awarded
- 5
Bowmer and Kirkland Ltd
£7bn
total awarded
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Department for EducationKey Dates
Published
3 April 2017
Submission deadline
3 May 2017
Notice type
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