ProCure22 (P22) is a Construction Procurement Framework administrated by the Department of Health (DH) 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.
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Galliford Try win Considerate Constructors Gold Award
For their Croydon University Hospital Emergency Department site, Galliford Try – Building Southern has won a Gold Considerate Constructors Scheme 2018 National Site Award.
read morePrincipal Supply Chain Partners for ProCure22 invite Expressions of Interest from suppliers
The Principal Supply Chain Partners for the ProCure22, invite Expressions of Interest for Recommended Agreements for this Framework on a supply only basis.
Categories for review are: Drylining, Fitted Furniture for Mental Health, Theatre Lighting, Wall & Door Protection
Expressions of interest are required by 4 July 2018.
read moreP22 Framework: Healthcare Colour Palette launched
The ProCure22 Framework(P22) is pleased announce the launch of the Evidence and Experience based P22 Healthcare Colour Palette. P22 is pleased to have supported AkzoNobel (Paints and Coating Manufacturer/Supplier) and Tarkett (Floor Finish Manufacturer/Supplier) in their development of the P22 Healthcare Colour Palette.
read moreProCure22 VAT Recovery Service
Following open competition, BDO LLP has been reappointed to provide the free VAT Recovery Advice Service for schemes/projects registered under the Framework. This appointment took effect on 1 April 2018 and will run until the 31 March 2021.
read moreProCure22 Training
There are still FREE places available on the upcoming P22 Commercial Training courses as follows: 25 April = Newcastle 16 May = Leighton Buzzard 26 June = Leeds 10 July = Hemel Hempstead Each course provides 7 hours of learning. If you’d like to attend please email:...
read moreRICS Construction Journal February-March 2018: P22’s ‘Clean bill of health’
David Low celebrates the success of the Department of Health’s construction procurement framework ProCure22.
read moreOxford University Hospitals Energy Project
The Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has completed a £14.8m energy project culminating in the official opening of the new Energy Center in November 2017. In the first full quarter of operation, the trust reduced its energy bills by £600,000. Whilst...
read moreProCure22 update – October 2017
For 15 years the Department of Health (DH) has managed and supported its free to use construction procurement framework. ProCure22 (P22) and its predecessors have been at the forefront of NHS construction, delivering 852 publicly funded schemes with a combined value of £8.7bn. The P22 process builds on the benefits and successes of previous frameworks while satisfying the core objective of delivering improving outcomes (time, cost, quality and in particular, patient experience) in capital developments.
read moreProCure22 e-training
A flyer containing information on free ProCure22 e-training is now available.
read moreProCure22 – Standard Components – New Agreements Announced
Following the success of the ProCure21+ Standard Components agreements, the ProCure22 framework has invested in negotiating the next generation of Standard Component agreements with healthcare suppliers in order to deliver to all current projects being delivered under the ProCure21+ and ProCure22 frameworks.
The new agreements offer a wider and more diverse range of products to support the Efficiency and Productivity Programme (EPP) to match the continual drive of the ProCure22 framework to offer our NHS clients betterment in both capital and operational cost efficiencies.
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