Launch Event 2016
Date: 27th September
Time: 9.30am-11.00am
Venue: The Discovery Centre, Winchester
Key objectives of this forum include:
- To introduce prospective public sector users to our new four year Framework
- How to procure work through the Framework
- The benefits of our Standard building layout products options
- The deployment and delivery project management service available in the central southern area
- The client support available from the central Framework Management Team
Following a successful Framework tender submission in Spring 2016 The McAvoy Group became the only company to have be awarded a place on each of the four Lots within the multi-million pound Southern Modular Building Solutions Framework for a range of modular contracts in Southern England.
Lot 1 will include standard single and double classrooms for short to medium term use that will be purchased or hired, with the Framework suppliers providing a full turnkey installation solution, including services.
Lot 2 will comprise a range of bespoke modular accommodation types for the short to medium term use and will be designed to client briefs.
Lot 3 will include a range of bespoke permanent modular buildings with a design lifespan in excess 60 years, spanning from 4,6 or 8 classroom school extensions to a multi-storey accommodation block. Values in this lot will range from £100,000 to £3m.
Lot 4 has been specified as including bespoke permanent modular buildings valued at £3m+ with a design life in excess of 60 years.
The scope of delivery for Lots 3 and 4 will be the full design and construction of the building to the client’s design and layout. Mini competitions will determine the outcome of each contract within the four Lots.
The McAvoy Group’s Managing Director, Eugene Lynch, said: “McAvoy’s success on all four Lots of the Southern Modular Building Solutions Framework highlights the breadth and quality of our service offering to clients across a range of sectors, as well as our agility in responding effectively to a variety of client requirements.”