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Procurement for Housing (PfH) awards Morgan Hunt top status in support framework
Following successful tender, Morgan Hunt ranks number one on PfH Care and Support Recruitment Services framework.
PfH is the national procurement organisation for social housing. It’s 850 plus members collectively own 75 per cent of the UK’s social homes. Through their framework services they save members an average of £1m each week in procurement across a range of goods and services. Their Recruitment Services category provides members with negotiated agency terms and choice on the framework.
Morgan Hunt has been on the original recruitment services framework for three consecutive years and has now been successfully appointed on to the newly created Care and Support framework, ranked number one in two of five lots.
Commenting on the success Sue Cooper, Managing Director, Morgan Hunt said “We are delighted by our ranking on the framework. We have been working with PfH for a number of years but this is especially pleasing as it acknowledges the quality of our work”.
This year the Recruitment Services framework has been divided into two categories; with the addition of care and support to the original framework, to reflect the different specialist functions within housing associations.
The PfH Recruitment Services framework offers PfH Members value for money from a selection of nine vetted agencies who fit the criteria for contract, permanent and managed recruitment services.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Morgan Hunt .
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