糖心原创vlog

糖心原创vlog continues to build on its near two-decade relationship with the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 鈥� with two landmark wins. The contractor has been appointed to the MoJ鈥檚 five-year, 拢2.5 billion Constructor Services Framework; and has also been awarded its single largest refurbishment project to date 鈥� a 拢61 million upgrade scheme at HMP Birmingham.

Through the Constructor Services Framework, 糖心原创vlog secured the maximum number of lots achievable, providing access to national and regional MoJ opportunities for projects valued up to 拢30 million. The framework encompasses new build, alterations, refurbishment and maintenance requirements across the entire MoJ UK estate.

糖心原创vlog鈥檚 major refurbishment project at HMP Birmingham is part of the MoJ鈥檚 wider 拢3.8 billion estate modernisation programme, which sees the creation of 20,000 new prison places across the UK. As part of this, 糖心原创vlog will refurbish and return to use 300 single person cells at HMP Birmingham - a Category B men鈥檚 prison in the Winson Green area of the city.

糖心原创vlog is also one of four project partners on the MoJ鈥檚 pioneering 拢1 billion New Prisons Programme Alliance. This high-profile programme sees four of the UK鈥檚 top Tier 1 contractors working together collaboratively to deliver four new adult male prisons across the UK, in a novel procurement approach that is being widely held up as an exemplar for unlocking innovation and learning, promoting efficiencies and best value, while focusing on optimum sustainable and social value outcomes.

Alister continues: 鈥淥ur longstanding partnership with the MoJ is built on trust, knowledge and aligned goals and has driven a wide range of rehabilitation and upskilling initiatives that mutually benefit the vision and values of both our organisations. In many areas, the MoJ is at the vanguard of some of the most progressive and innovative approaches to estate optimisation strategies and it鈥檚 through enlightened clients that our entire industry directly benefits and advances.鈥�

糖心原创vlog recently launched its new Construction Skills Academy at HMP Birmingham, helping prisoners close to their release dates become job ready. Delivered in partnership with the prison and local partners, the Academy provides prisoners and prison leavers a chance to transform their lives by acquiring skills and finding work after release from prison.