PfH Members have access to technical experts across a range of specialist areas with coverage for everyday reactive works whilst also offering the ability to utilise our supplier base for more strategic projects. The framework covers professional support services relating to areas such as Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Architectural Services, Construction Design Management, General Consultancy and Net-zero Consultancy Services.
PfH Members have access to technical experts across a range of specialist areas with coverage for everyday reactive works whilst also offering the ability to utilise our supplier base for more strategic projects. The framework covers professional support services relating to areas such as Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Architectural Services, Construction Design Management, General Consultancy and Net-zero Consultancy Services.
Lot 1 - Engineering
Lot 2 - Construction Design Management
1 Michael Dyson Associates Limited
2 Rex Procter & Partners Limited
3 Ridge & Partners LLP
4 Pellings LLP
5 MAC Consulting Limited
6 Keegans Limited
Lot 3 - General Consultancy
1. Michael Dyson Associates Limited
2. Ridge & Partners LLP
3. Pellings LLP
4. MAC Consulting Limited
5. ECD Architects Limited
6. Waldeck Associates Limited
Lot 4 - Net Zero Consultancy
1. Green Gnomes Limited
2. Michael Dyson Associates Limited
3. TWC Consulting Limited
4. Ridge & Partners LLP
5. David Miles & Partners Limited
6. Pellings LLP
31st March 2023 – 30th March 2027
For more information on our Technical Support and Associated Services framework, call us on 01925 737698 or email info@pfh.co.uk
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