The company is joining forces with WT Partnership for the four-year Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Professional Services Providers Framework.
The Framework will deliver prisons, courts, border crossing facilities, Home Office and government buildings across Wales and Central England and was procured via the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) framework.
WT Partnership will utilise its 15 years' experience working with the MoJ on the new framework.
Andrew Seaman, national director at Pick Everard said: "Pick Everard has been delivering cost management services under the CCS framework since its inception. We're delighted to be working in partnership with WT Partnership under this framework, delivering cost management services.
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"This is a significant custodial framework, which will support the MoJ in achieving its objectives to deliver capital and whole life cycle costs within value for money parameters, whilst ensuring timely project delivery and high quality outcomes.
"We work with more than 500 supply chain partners across the UK and, through the development of mutually beneficial relationships and the identification of sector specialisms, we're able to provide alternative routes to market for our clients.
"This partnership will benefit the client by ensuring that the most appropriate specialists are on the project team. The alliance also benefits WT Partnership by ensuring that it continues to deliver major projects for the MoJ, whilst utilising our experience on the CCS framework.
"The MoJ provides essential public sector buildings and we're incredibly proud to be working on such an important opportunity."
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