Holmes Miller Secures Place on Fusion21’s Construction Consultancy Services Framework

Holmes Miller has been appointed to Lot 4: Architecture on Fusion21’s Construction Consultancy Services Framework, a national framework valued at up to £175 million over four years. This achievement reinforces Holmes Miller’s commitment to delivering innovative, sustainable, and high-quality architectural solutions across the UK as a whole.

Following a highly competitive tender process, Holmes Miller joins a select group of 120 specialist firms – 85% of which are SMEs – appointed to provide expert consultancy services for the built environment. The framework supports public sector organisations, including housing providers, local authorities, education, NHS, and blue-light services, offering a compliant route to market under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

The framework covers 15 lots, including architecture, project management, engineering, and sustainability services, enabling members to access experienced and qualified consultants for projects of any scale, complexity, or value.

Tania Silva, Framework Manager at Fusion21, said:
“We are delighted to welcome all of the new suppliers onto Fusion21’s Construction Consultancy Services Framework, including Holmes Miller. The tender process was highly competitive and has identified the best suppliers for our members to source construction-related consultancy services for the built environment. Members accessing this framework will work with a team of technical procurement experts whilst benefiting from procurement efficiencies, value for money, and a fast route to market.”

Ryan Holmes, Director at Holmes Miller, commented:
“Being appointed to Lot 4: Architecture on Fusion21’s Construction Consultancy Services Framework is a significant recognition of our ongoing commitment to delivering thoughtful, high-quality design solutions that respond to the evolving needs of the public sector across the UK, this supports our planned growth in new areas in the South and North of England. We look forward to working with Fusion21 members to create spaces that positively impact communities.”