McAvoy's recent appointment to the Department for Education (DfE) Construction Framework 2025 (CF25) reflects the increasing demand for high-quality, sustainable education facilities, says the company.
McAvoy has secured a place across all eight regional lots of the CF25 £15bn school rebuilding programme to deliver education projects across England. This signifies a major opportunity for McAvoy, who are one of only 23 contractors appointed.
Ron Clarke, CEO at McAvoy, said: "This latest framework appointment reflects the increasing focus placed on high-quality educational facilities which can be delivered at pace. Being appointed to CF25, and securing places across all eight regional lots, demonstrates the clear value that McAvoy can bring to major programmes of this scale and reinforces our position as a trusted and highly capable modular solutions provider."
The appointment builds on McAvoy's strong track record of delivering schools and is the company’s fifth appointment to a DfE framework. The rental specialist delivered essential school facilities in response to the Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) crisis, including a temporary school for Hockley Primary School which was operational within 10 weeks. Other recent school completions for the DfE include ‘low carbon pathfinder project’ Merstham Park School, award-winning Orsett Heath Academy, and The Cavendish School which supports pupils with autism.
For more information about McAvoy’s framework partnerships visit: www.mcavoygroup.com/who-we-are/frameworks-collaboration/.