EDGE has been reappointed to the Procure Partnerships (PPF) Professional Services Framework, with the firm set to deliver project management, quantity surveying and building surveying services across all nine available sub-regional lots.

EDGE's inclusion in the second-generation framework streamlines the procurement process for public sector organisations. This will enable EDGE to provide long-term support to public sector clients across the North East, Yorkshire, North West, West Midlands, East Midlands, East of England, London, South East and South West.

Matt Hill, Director and framework lead at EDGE, said: "The reappointment onto the second iteration of the PPF Professional Services Framework positions us for continued growth across our six regional offices over the gestation of the new framework. We’re eager to harness innovation and creativity within our broad scope of multidisciplinary services as we continue to help maximise the potential of projects in the built environment."


The PPF framework will provide flexibility for clients to procure projects via two stage, single stage, or direct award routes, while promoting a long-term partnership over the next four years.

This marks a significant milestone for EDGE, which has continued to exponentially grow in its portfolio of public sector projects since its allocation on the first-generation framework. It has delivered ten major projects including complex dormitory eradication works for Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Sheffield Health & Social Care NHS Foundation Trust, Bradford District Care Trust NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester Metropolitan University, University of Sheffield and Chesterfield College.

Under PPF, EDGE is currently supporting Nottingham College across its campus redevelopment and delivering net zero decarbonisation for the University of Leeds.