Polyteck has been added to Procurement for Housing’s (PfH) £675 million four-year Planned Works Framework.
The listing pre-qualifies the construction and facility services provider to supply and install kitchens and bathrooms across PfH’s £2 million Greater London social housing portfolio.
We’re delighted to have awarded Polyteck to the framework. Polyteck has extensive expertise in this area and will add significant value and expertise to what is a critical development project.
Polyteck was rated particularly highly for its social impact, added value solutions and contract management and delivery as part of its bid.
PfH is a national procurement consortium managing the procurement and supply of £0.4 billion worth of goods and services for more than 900 social housing providers throughout the UK.
Nemendra Singh, director of housing at Polyteck Group, says: “We’re delighted to have been named on Procurement for Housing’s Planned Works Framework. Polyteck has an experienced team and strong and effective leadership, a direct labour workforce as well as a well-established supply chain and a commitment to continuous positive societal contribution, which we believe Procurement for Housing recognised during the tender process and led to us being named on the framework.
“We can’t wait to get started.”
Polyteck offers a wide range of services to housing associations and councils including Islington, City of London, Brent, Waverley and the Guinness Trust.
James Lines, senior category manager, PfH, comments: “We’re delighted to have awarded Polyteck to the framework. Polyteck has extensive expertise in this area and will add significant value and expertise to what is a critical development project.”
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