Appointment on Pagabo Framework

Wynne Construction is set to play a key role in the delivery of major public sector projects across Wales and the North West of England after securing a place on the £5bn Pagabo National Framework for Major Works 2026.

The Denbighshire-based business has been appointed as a regional supplier across Lots 2 and 3, covering developments valued between £5 million and £30 million in Wales and the North West of England.

The appointment represents a significant milestone for the firm, strengthening its position in the public sector market and opening up opportunities to deliver larger-scale construction projects across the region.

The 2026 programme marks the third generation of Pagabo’s Major Works Framework, with more than £3 billion in construction projects delivered through its previous two iterations.

Having previously secured a place on Pagabo’s Medium Works Framework in 2023, Wynne Construction’s latest appointment marks a step forward for the business, expanding its reach from medium-sized contracts to major developments.

The latest four-year partnership runs from October 2026 to October 2030 and provides a procurement route for public sector organisations including local authorities, education providers, NHS trusts, housing associations, and emergency services.

Wynne Construction pre-construction director Andy Garner said: “We’re pleased to have secured a place on such an important framework that will aid us in building on our existing portfolio across Wales and the North West of England.

“This will give us the chance to work on schemes that make a real difference to people’s lives, whether that’s through schools, healthcare facilities, or housing projects.

“These are developments that have a lasting impact on local communities, and it’s something we’re incredibly proud to be part of.”

Wynne Construction has established a strong reputation for collaborative working, engaging clients, design teams and specialist subcontractors from the earliest stages of project development to improve buildability, manage risk, and provide greater certainty around costs and programmes.

The business works with an extensive network of subcontractors and suppliers, with a commitment to supporting local businesses and generating lasting social value through its construction activities.

Andy believes the appointment will also help Wynne build on its experience within the public sector and further strengthen its relationship with clients and delivery partners.

He added: “We have a strong track record in these areas, and we’re looking forward to seeing what opportunities come from the framework over the next four years.”

Managed by Pagabo on behalf of centralised procurement authority YPO, the framework has been established to simplify procurement, accelerate delivery, and provide better value for money, while encouraging collaboration to bring positive outcomes for local communities.

David Llewellyn, construction and infrastructure director at Pagabo, said: “The launch of the National Framework for Major Works 2026 marks the next chapter for one of our most established procurement routes, providing public sector organisations with access to a strong range of contractors with the expertise and capability to deliver major construction projects across the UK.

“The quality demonstrated throughout the procurement process reflects the strength of the suppliers appointed to the framework and their ability to work collaboratively to deliver high-quality outcomes for clients.

“Through the procurement support Pagabo provides, alongside greater opportunities for early contractor engagement and collaboration, we’re looking forward to building on the success of previous iterations and supporting the delivery of ambitious projects across the public sector.”

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