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.
Latest news
P22/21+ VAT Recovery Reminder: 31st July deadline for notifying HMRC of costs incurred in previous year
We would like to remind i pf the approaching deadline of 31st July for notifying HMRC of costs incurred in previous year. The P21+ and P22 VAT recovery Guidance States the following: All NHS Clients (and VAT advisers) working on P21+ (and P22) Projects should note...
read moreProCure22 Charter: Professional Advisors Appointed by Clients
Below is a link to the ProCure22 Professional Advisors Appointed by Clients charter. This also includes Project Manager/Cost Advisor/Supervisor appointments made by the Client either internal or external to the Client. ProCure22 Charter: Professional Advisors...
read morePSCP Code of Competition Charter
The Code of Competition has been drawn up collaboratively by the 6 Principal Supply Chain Partners (PSCPs) appointed to the ProCure22 (P22) Framework. The code ensures fair competition between the PSCPs ensuring that all parties are acting in the best interests of the...
read moreNEC Webinars
NEC offer access to free webinars for the latest NEC knowledge where attendees are able to ask speakers and consultants questions. Recordings of previous webinars are available to watch back at a later date. These can be accessed on the NEC website at the following...
read moreProCure22 Charters for both Clients and Supply Chain Partners
Download the set of ProCure22 Charters for both Clients and Supply Chain Partners.
read moreRepeatable Rooms and Standard Components App
The latest version of the P22 and P21+ Repeatable Rooms and Standard Components App is available online and as a download for iPad users.
read moreAward of contracts for the P22 Framework
A Department of Health spokesperson said: “Following a competitive tendering process we have notified the six successful bidders to carry out the ProCure22 Framework. These contractors will help to create a better environment for staff and visitors as well as driving up efficiencies across the NHS estate.” The six successful bidders are: Kier Infrastructure and Overseas Ltd, Interserve Construction Ltd, Integrated Health Projects (a joint venture between Vinci Construction Ltd and Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd), Galliford Try HPS, Graham Construction Ltd and BAM Construction Ltd.
read moreP21+ is winner of prestigious Construction News Award
ProCure21+ has won Supply Chain Excellence at the 2016 Construction News Awards. The inspirational winners of the 2016 Construction News Awards were crowned in front of the industry on 14 July at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London.
read moreProCure22 Framework- P21+ Transition Guidance Note for NHS Clients and Principal Supply Chain Partners (PSCPs)
As the end of the current ProCure21+ (P21+) Framework and the beginning of the ProCure22 (P22) Framework approaches, NHS Clients and supply chains require advice about how their Schemes and Projects may be affected by the transition from the current to the new framework.
read more