ProCure22 (P22) is a Construction Procurement Framework administrated by the Department of Health & Social Care for the development and delivery of NHS and Social Care capital schemes in England. It is consistent with the requirements of Government Policy including the Productivity and Efficiency agenda; the Government Construction Strategy; the Public Contracts Regulations 2015; the National Audit Office guidance on use of centralised frameworks; and the Cabinet Office Common Minimum Standards for procurement of the Built Environment in the Public Sector.
P22 represents the third iteration of the DH Framework providing Design and Construction Services for use by the NHS and Social Care organisations for a range of works and services. P22 continues to build on the principles of its predecessors to streamline the procurement process and create an environment in which Clients, Principal Supply Chain Partners (PSCPs) and their supply chains develop stronger partnerships to drive increased efficiency and productivity whilst supporting enhanced clinical outputs for patients and improved environments for staff and visitors.
Estimated capital value
£3,428.9 million
for 73 NHS clients
NHS Client Savings
£13,781,975 inc VAT
to end of June 2019
Free training
9,554 courses completed,
17,904 CPD hours earned
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P21+ and P22 case studies
17 case studies available for download
Liverpool Life Sciences Accelerator Building – Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospitals N
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Multiple major and minor Capital Projects – South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
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South Lakes Birth Centre, Barrow-in-Furness – University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation
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Redwoods Centre, Shrewsbury – South Staffordshire and Shropshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
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Latest news
ProCure2020 procurement timetable changes
Department of Health & Social Care, NHS England and NHS Improvement have received very strong levels of interest from potential suppliers, as well as lots of helpful constructive feedback. Having considered feedback to date DHSC, NHS England and NHS Improvement will now be working to a revised timetable.
Prior information notice: ProCure 2020 (P2020) National Framework for Design and Construction in England
Prior information notice: United Kingdom-Leeds: Construction work 2019/S 249-617289
ProCure 2020 (P2020) National Framework for Design and Construction in England
P22 Training Dates: Spring 2020
Two new dates have been added for P22 Commercial classroom training. The training is free of charge, and provides 7 hours of CPD. It’s an advanced training course aimed at those who need to administer and/or understand the commercial processes of the P22 contract. The dates/locations are: 23 January 2020 – Birmingham, 18 March 2020 – London
P22 Pre and Post Occupation Evaluation Toolkit “Highly Commended” in the Building Better Healthcare Awards 2019
We are pleased to announce that ProCure22’s Pre and Post Occupation Evaluation Toolkit has been “Highly Commended” in the Building Better Healthcare Awards 2019 in the “Best Example of Efficiencies” category.
New framework: ProCure 2020
The Department of Health & Social Care P22 team have recently commenced developing the requirements for a new framework, P2020, to be in place when the current P22 framework closes for new work at the end of September 2020. We are keen to hear from Clients of capital construction projects with a Health & Social Care element on how P2020 can meet their requirements. Users can complete the attached questionnaire to provide any feedback and register for the NHS consultation day on the 4 October 2019. Please note industry consultation events will be advised in due course.
ProCure22 at NHS Confed 19
P22 had their new stand on display at NHS Confed this year in conjunction with stand sponsors: Murphy Phillips, Construction Specialists, Edge, Forbo, Summers Inman, Imtech, Tarkett, WSP and Whitecroft Lighting. The stand proved very popular and we had lots of great delegates visit us. If you’re coming to IHEEM 2019 in Manchester on 8-9 October 2019 make sure to come along and visit our fantastic stand.
P22 EPP nominated for a British Construction Industry Award
The Procure 22 Efficiency and Productivity Programme’s Pre & Post Occupancy Evaluation Toolkit has been nominated for the BCIA Partnership of the Year Award. The British Construction Industry Awards (BCIA) are the most prestigious awards in the built environment sector, with winning projects and teams rightly recognised for their achievements within the industry and the public at large. The awards seek to recognise and reward excellence in project delivery and, crucially, delivering outcomes for society and call on the whole project team – client, architect, designer and contractor.
P22 compliance with Government Prompt Payment Policies
P22 as issued framework query 2 providing details of how P22 complies with Government Prompt Payment Policies and how to check for the payment performance statistics under the ‘The Reporting on Payment Practices and Performance Regulations 2017’.
Colour Futures 2019: Designing for Health keynote address
Video of the keynote address given on behalf of P22 at the RIBA on the 26th February 2019 as part of Dulux (Akzo Nobel) Colour Futures 2019 CF19 event. Rosemary Jenssen discusses designing for the healthcare sector, emphasising that in the healthcare sector it is crucial for design to be focused on operational outcomes, highlighting the example of Chase Farm Hospital, which incorporates useful way-finding features such as patient, visitor and staff doors being different colours.
P22 Framework at the RIBA Colour Futures Event: Tuesday 26 February 2019
Dulux Trade has assembled a panel of leading industry experts to share their design insights and initiatives under the theme, ‘Future Proofing Design’ at RIBA London. The even will incorporate a presentation revealing the insights underpinning the ColourFutures™ 2019 palettes – the annual AkzoNobel snapshot of global current affairs and emerging macro design trends, distilled into separate and distinct colour palettes to inspire specifiers. Joining the discussion will be Rosemary Jenssen from Jenssen Architecture Ltd, representing the ProCure22 Framework,