Octavius’ Regional Civil Engineering (RCE) business has won a place on the new £150M Black Country Framework. Organisations, mainly local authorities, across the West Midlands will use the framework to procure a wide range of services to expand, renew and maintain their highways infrastructure.
“This is a significant win for Octavius RCE,” said Chris Ellis – the company’s delivery director, “because it makes our highways and public realm services available to a new tranche of customers, extending our reach northwards into the midlands for the first time.”
City of Wolverhampton Council is procuring the framework which also supports:
West Midlands Combined Authority, Birmingham City Council, Black Country Transport, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council, Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council and Wolverhampton Homes.
Octavius RCE has won a place on Lot 3. Works between £750,000 and £5M.
Securing a place on the Black Country Framework, further extends the national coverage Octavius as a whole provides to combined and local authorities. In addition to many frameworks directly with sole local authorities, Octavius has also been successful with organisations procuring through collective frameworks, with places on:
To learn more about the many ways in which Octavius is supporting combined and local authorities throughout England visit our Transformative Regional Transport Resource Centre.