25 firms win spots on £290m construction framework

Some 25 contractors and consultants have won places on a £290m framework to provide refurbishments and new buildings, including some using modular techniques, for up to 300 youth centres.

Fusion 21 has named 25 firms including E.W. Beard, Wernick Buildings and Pick Everard. The framework is backed by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. 

Open to registered charities, social enterprises, local authorities and others in targeted areas across the country, the Youth Investment Fund Phase 2 (YIF2) aims to provide new and redeveloped sustainable facilities to increase the number of young people taking part in regular, positive activities.

The framework is set up to include the full provision of building refurbishment, new-build construction, modular buildings and consultancy services, split over four lots.

At the time of the framework’s launch, Fusion21 chief executive Dave Neilson said: “As champions of positive social change, we’re proud to be supporting SIB [Social Investment Business] with the delivery of this significant contract, designed to make a lasting difference to young people and communities across the country.

“Many of the local authorities identified as eligible for funding are already Fusion 21 members and with our track record of delivering social value you can see in every project, we will ensure the contract maximises, monitors and measures social value outcomes in addition to procurement efficiencies.

The contract started on 1 February and runs until 31 January 2026. 

The full list of contractors

  • Alcema Limited
  • Arc Group London Limited
  • Arcus Consulting LLP
  • Building Services Now Ltd
  • Butler & Young Services Limited
  • Classic Builders (South West) Limited
  • E.W. Beard Limited
  • Earl Kendrick (London) Ltd
  • G & S Hutchinson Ltd
  • Hutton Construction Ltd
  • Logan Construction (South East) Ltd
  • M&J Group (Construction & Roofing) Ltd
  • M&Y Maintenance & Construction Ltd
  • Milestone Contracting Ltd
  • Mulalley & Co. Ltd
  • Pellings LLP
  • Pick Everard
  • Ridge & Partners LLP
  • Saltash Enterprises Ltd
  • Sana Modular Ltd
  • Silverglide Ltd
  • Sterling Services (Northern) Ltd
  • The Mcavoy Group Ltd
  • Trios Facilities Management Ltd
  • Wernick Buildings Ltd

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