Morgan Sindall celebrates continued successful partnership with Pagabo

Morgan Sindall has worked collaboratively with Pagabo for over 10 years, delivering over £1 billion of projects across the framework suite, contributing to much needed public infrastructure across the education, healthcare, leisure and secure sectors across the UK.

As part of the new framework, three contractors have been awarded a Collaborative Partner Lot in England and Wales. A focus which provides public sector clients further assurance with a streamlined direct award route, while also supporting early contractor involvement, innovation, digital delivery and positive environmental, social and economic outcomes. Morgan Sindall has been named Collaborative Partner for Quality.

This recognises the leadership the business has driven with partners across the framework to date, working in alliance with all Pagabo framework partners, including clients, consultants, supply chain and other contractors.

More recently, Morgan Sindall was thrilled to celebrate further achievements with Pagabo, including a further framework award and a total of six shortlisted nominations as part of Pagabo’s Community Impact Awards.

Morgan Sindall was awarded a place on the National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure & Enabling Works Framework, a route for major projects in public and secure infrastructure such as nuclear, energy and defence.

The Community Impact awards recognise outstanding delivery in the built environment and the outcomes it has provided for local communities. Both Morgan Sindall and Pagabo share a key objective to drive positive long-term social value in the communities across the UK in which they work.

The shortlist includes:

• Future Leader Award - Owen Bush, site manager currently delivering Southampton Outdoor Sports Centre £24m
• Innovation in Community Housing Award - Camden Road Hostel
• Outstanding Community Impact Project of the Year up to £10m - £50m - Walsall Household Waste Recycling Centre & Waste Transfer Station (HWRC & WTS)
• Outstanding Community Impact Project of the Year up to £3m - £10m - Leeds City Academy AND Northgate Community Diagnostic Centre
• Outstanding Community Impact Project of the Year up to £50m+ - University of Gloucester City Campus

David Llewellyn, Construction and Infrastructure Director at Pagabo, said:

"The launch of the National Framework for Major Works 2026 marks the next chapter for one of our most established procurement routes, providing public sector organisations with access to a strong range of contractors with the expertise and capability to deliver major construction projects across the UK.

"The quality demonstrated throughout the procurement process reflects the strength of the suppliers appointed to the framework and their ability to work collaboratively to deliver high-quality outcomes for clients. Through the procurement support Pagabo provides, alongside greater opportunities for early contractor engagement and collaboration, we’re looking forward to building on the success of previous iterations and supporting the delivery of ambitious projects across the public sector."

Pat Boyle, managing director for Morgan Sindall Construction, said:

"Our continued collaboration with Pagabo and appointment to the Major Works Framework reflects the strength of our national delivery capability and the long-standing success.

"Across every project, our focus remains on delivering outstanding outcomes for customers, creating lasting social value for local communities and helping organisations achieve their sustainability ambitions. We look forward to working collaborating with partners across the framework to deliver projects that make a meaningful difference our communities.”