Perfect Circle expands their PrimeCore team

Perfect Circle achieved unprecedented success in leading the previous SCAPE Consultancy framework, delivering more than 2,600 contracts across a public sector spend of £500m in the past four years.

As a result of this success, in January 2021, Perfect Circle was awarded the new Built Environment and Infrastructure lots of the SCAPE Consultancy framework for England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Along with Perfect Circle’s principal partners Pick Everard, Gleeds and AECOM, new preferred partners Stantec, WT Partnership and Tony Gee have joined its “PrimeCore” team to deliver project management and quantity surveying services and continue to grow in providing service excellence to more than 300 public sector organisations.

They join the consultancy’s already vast market of approved suppliers, with more than 600 supply chain partners creating better integration and collaboration in dynamic service delivery teams.

The new preferred partners will help to drive the framework into new sectors, making significant contributions to the government’s build back better programme.

Victoria continued, "This is because we know that effective collaboration not only brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise into the group, but also a collective passion and drive for improvement – making a real difference to clients, communities, employees and supply chain partners.

The scale and success of leading SCAPE’s former Consultancy framework has been recognised by the enthusiasm and commitment from suppliers to become part of our PrimeCore team.

As we continue to be selected by public sector clients to deliver their projects via the new SCAPE Consultancy framework, we will further bolster our mission to deliver procurement value by connecting the public sector and its projects to the best talent and integrated team.

We are delighted to have added further expertise to our already expansive supply chain and engaged industry-leading firms into our PrimeCore team."

Perfect Circle delivers the broadest range of consultancy services available to the public sector which are are categorised as prime core (project management and quantity surveying), core (including building surveying, architecture, and the engineering disciplines), and non-core services, with principal partners Pick Everard, Gleeds and AECOM. The new preferred partners are able to deliver all services, and suppliers have been engaged to deliver any core and non-core services. They bring together the strongest collaborative team to deliver value for money, while contributing substantially to local social value.

Mark continued, "This means that clients can be confident that through SCAPE Consultancy, their projects will be ready to be accelerated by having the right team in place from the very outset."

Since its inception, Perfect Circle has assembled a supply chain of more than 680 firms that have access to work with a diverse range of public sector organisations.

More than £74m has been spent across the supply chain on public sector projects over the past four years.

James continued, "Together, we have a shared commitment to delivering community enrichment, social value, sustainability and economic growth.

We look forward to providing expert consultancy and innovative solutions to our public sector clients through both framework appointments, with a particularly prominent role on lot 2 – Infrastructure – providing key schemes for environmental protection and transport such as, for example, the Cambridge-Milton Keynes-Oxford corridor (CaMKOx).

Dean continued, "This will allow us to maximise upon our key business objectives of supporting the wider public sector, providing excellent value for money, and promoting social value to enhance local communities throughout the UK."

Peter continued, "We have an established track record in the delivery of infrastructure projects and look forward to providing contractor-friendly designs that respond to the needs of clients and the local community, while integrating with other partners and local SMEs under the framework."