Galliford Try has been appointed to the latest £8bn Procure Partnerships Framework (PPF), a major public sector procurement vehicle.

The business has secured positions on eight regional lots across the country for both the Building and Infrastructure frameworks, across three value bands running from £15m to in excess of £30m. The PPF framework works with local authorities and public sector bodies to provide new public buildings for communities across England and Wales. Previous successful projects delivered through the framework by Galliford Try include the Blackpool Ambulance Hub and BOHO X office building in Middlesbrough.


Bill Hocking, Chief Executive of Galliford Try, commented: "We are delighted to have been reappointed to work with our colleagues at Procure Partnerships Framework. High-quality public sector frameworks such as this one are a key part of our Sustainable Growth Strategy, and we look forward to working with PPF and their clients to provide excellent facilities for the communities they serve."