Framework wins cement BSP’s growing role

An East Midlands engineering consultancy has secured a key role on two regional frameworks supporting public sector development projects.

BSP Consulting has been appointed to the Eastern Procurement Development Consultancy Services Framework, which supports councils and housing providers across the East of England. 

The Nottingham-based firm, which also has offices in Derby, Leicester and Sheffield, was one of ten chosen for the four-year, £17 million agreement.

BSP has also been named on a new civil and structural engineering framework for Newark and Sherwood District Council, continuing its involvement in the council’s housing programme.

Carl Hilton, managing director at BSP Consulting, said: “We are very proud to have been appointed onto the Eastern Procurement Development Consultancy Services Framework and the Newark and Sherwood District Council Framework For Civil and Structural Engineering Services.

“The re-appointment of BSP Consulting onto the Newark and Sherwood District Council framework is a ringing endorsement of our commitment to our clients and the services that we offer to both the public and private sectors.”

The company, which offers civil, structural, transport, geotechnical and environmental engineering services across sectors including housing, health, education, commercial and heritage, now holds places on 17 live frameworks across the UK.

Carl added: “BSP is one of the largest independent civil and structural engineering consultancies in the East Midlands and we have extensive experience of working with local authorities, housing providers and public sector organisations.

“We look forward to offering our services and expertise to support investment in these sectors in the future.”

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