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To keep NHS waitlists moving, you need the buildings and space to treat patients, and without regular renovation the care, safety and wellbeing of patients, hospital staff and the public can be compromised.
The NHS needs sustainable, resilient, and energy efficient buildings that meet the needs of patients now and in the future – delivered on time, and in budget, but it can be challenging to find the time and support to get these projects off the ground.
The Healthcare Planning, Construction Consultancy and Ancillary Services (HPCCAS) Framework Agreement offers consultancy services that are responsive to your needs, offering complete flexibility on the type of projects that can be supported. They are in line with The Construction Playbook to ensure projects and programmes are correct from the start, and that the right people are involved to bring the expertise that is needed. HPCCAS provides choice and coverage of suppliers to deliver best outcomes regionally, and nationally.
Framework Agreement Information
The Healthcare Planning, Construction Consultancy and Ancillary Services Framework Agreement provides a compliant route to access construction consultancy services for the NHS and public sector organisations.
What dates is the framework agreement active?
14 August 2023 – 13 August 2027
Who can take advantage of the framework agreement?
NHS and UK Public Sector organisations
What does this framework agreement cover?
It covers construction consultancy services for traditional design and build, new build and refurbishment projects.
The framework agreement has been structured in the following lots:
Throughout the lots, sustainable IT, deployment and support services are available
Customer Framework Agreement Portal
Access our framework agreement documentation via our Customer Framework Agreement Portal
What are the benefits of using this framework agreement?
COST CERTAINTY
Pricing options and capped rates have been secured with structured and controlled price review provisions from year two to ensure our users have cost certainty.
DEDICATED SUPPORT
Expert advice available from our team, who are not afraid to roll up their sleeves to get things moving.
SUPPLIER MIX
A range of suppliers to suit all requirements: from regional SME specialists to national providers capable of delivering a multidisciplinary team solution.
EXPANDED SERVICE OPTIONS
A range of additional ad-hoc consultancy options available via the ancillary services provision option.
CHOICE OF PROCUREMENT ROUTE
Direct award and streamlined further competition options to deliver the best process for your project.
CONTRACT FLEXIBILITY
Users can embed their own established ways of working into the process to ensure it aligns with their own internal governance.
HPCCAS Case Studies
Decarbonisation Project for Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Foundation Trust
Lexica’s Net Zero team was engaged to develop an application to Phase 1 of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme. The measures included decommissioning the coal fire boilers, installing LED lighting, roofing upgrades, and ground source heat pumps.
Transforming Student Life: Portsmouth’s Sustainable, Innovative Student Hub
Buro Happold’s collaboration has created a sustainable, high quality Student Hub at Portsmouth, featuring airy workspaces and confidential counseling rooms, ensuring an enhanced student experience and long-term facility excellence.
Enhancing Patient Care: Grange University Hospitals Emergency Department Extension
The Grange University Hospital is expanding its Emergency Department to address severe overcrowding and patient delay whilst maintaining uninterrupted hospital services. The £9m project adds news assessment facilities, an enlarged waiting area, and office space, ensuring readiness for Winter 2025.
UAL’s Bold Path to Net Zero: A Tailored Decarbonisation Plan
University of Arts London aims for net zero carbon emissions by 2030 for its estate and 2040 for influenced emissions. The bespoke strategies address UAL’s diverse buildings, integrate energy-saving measures, renewable energy solutions, and carbon reduction plans, enhancing UAL’s commitment to climate justice.
Providing a Welcome at the Science + Innovation Park
The National Collections Centre at the Science and Innovation Park in Swindon faced numerous challenges in its expansion and enhancement project. The primary challenge was creating a new, publicly accessible home for the Science Museum Group Collection of 300,000 objects.
Implementing a Green Plan at Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust
Lexica has been working with Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust to provide in-house sustainability support. This relationship has seen the Trust progress on its journey to net zero, beginning with the update of its Green Plan strategy.
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In this joint webinar between our Construction and Estates and Business Services Team, Principal Category Manager Leigha Woods and Category Manager Leah Clare are joined by Christopher Leadbetter from Clyde & Co to explain the Building Safety Act.
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