Interserve will take on the trust’s multimillion-pound capital investment programme at the Queen’s Medical Centre, City campus and Ropewalk House, ranging from small projects to major new-build facilities, refurbishments and maintenance.
Interserve was selected after all six of the ProCure 21+ framework partners were invited to express interest.
ProCure21+ began operating in October 2010, replacing the ProCure21 programme. Interserve had 136 schemes under ProCure21 on behalf of 52 NHS Trusts since the programme’s inception in 2002. Like ProCure21, Procure21+ is designed to streamline and improve procurement for NHS Trusts across England, enabling them to select an appropriate supply chain partner to deliver acute, primary care and mental health facilities. As with ProCure21 there is a commitment to long-term relationships, collaborative working, integrated supply chains and the use of target-cost contracts.
Interserve executive director David Paterson, said: “Interserve’s appointment in this prestigious partnership arrangement with the Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is excellent news. It will enable us to improve the trust’s hospitals to meet the changing needs of its patients, which is a theme running throughout ProCure21+.
“Interserve is the only Health framework partner supporting the NHS across England, Scotland and Wales. To date we have delivered several long-term capital works programmes with other NHS Trusts, creating partnerships and working as integrated teams that deliver high quality projects while driving down costs.”
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