In its ‘Net Zero Travel and Transport Strategy’ the NHS has said that by 2033, staff travel emissions will be reduced by 50% through shifts to more sustainable forms of travel and electrification of personal vehicles. To get there, you will need to have the necessary infrastructure in place. 

The NHS accounts for 4% of the nation’s total carbon footprint, and according to NHS England, emissions from travel and transport account for 14% of its overall carbon footprint. This includes 4% for business travel and fleet transport, 5% for patient travel, 4% for staff commutes and 1% for visitor travel. 

Transitioning fleets to zero-emission vehicles, encouraging employees towards active forms of travel like cycling, walking or car sharing, and looking to low carbon logistics and transportation of goods using pedal power, are some of the interventions the NHS is putting in place to meet its sustainable transport objectives.

The Sustainable Transport and Infrastructure Framework Agreement supports sustainable travel plans by providing solutions to reduce your organisations carbon output and prevent pollution. It provides transport and mobility system solutions and car parks that consider environmental, economic, and social impacts, protecting our scarce resources, building resilience to a changing climate both now and for future generations.

Sustainable Transport and Infrastructure forms part of a wider solution that focusses on, ‘future-proofing estates and infrastructure’.

Framework Agreement Information

Encompasses the offering of cycle parking infrastructure, bike hire, low carbon delivery and EV charging.

What dates is the framework agreement active?

20 November 2023 – 19 November 2027

Who can take advantage of the framework agreement?

NHS and UK Public Sector organisations

What does this framework agreement cover?

It provides a range of sustainable transport services and infrastructure that supports the NHS, and wider public sector to lower carbon outputs and achieve carbon net zero by 2050.

The framework agreement has been structured in the following lots:
Throughout the lots, sustainable IT, deployment and support services are available

What are the benefits of using this framework agreement?

DIRECT AWARD OR FURTHER COMPETITION

Provides an PCR15 compliant route to market and the flexibility to direct award to a single supplier or run a further competition saving valuable time and resources.

DEDICATED SUPPORT

Expert advice available from our team who are not afraid to roll up their sleeves to get things moving.

QUALITY OF SERVICE PROVISION

The experience, expertise and quality commitment of suppliers is assessed during the tender evaluation, with performance and user satisfaction monitored on an ongoing basis.

ROAD TO ZERO

Supports government’s green agenda by providing EV charging infrastructure and cycle parking infrastructure.

ONE STOP SHOP

Encompasses all elements of sustainable transport services.

COMPETITIVE PRICING

Pricing options and capped rates have been secured with structured and controlled price review provisions from year 2 to ensure our users have cost certainty.

Customer Framework Agreement Portal

Access our framework agreement documentation via our Customer Framework Agreement Portal

Supplier Details

Download further information on supplier offerings

In November 2024, all the suppliers on the framework agreement were invited to take part in a series of webinars to showcase the lots and the products available. You can download the presentations below from the suppliers who chose to take part.

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