UK’s Crown Commercial Service appoints Egis to major Transport and consultancy frameworks

Egis has been awarded a place on Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Transport Technology (RM6009) and Management Consultancy Three (RM6187) frameworks,
successfully bidding for a total of 10 Lots. The frameworks will provide UK clients with a direct procurement route to access a wealth of Egis’ transport and infrastructure services and expertise.

CCS is an Executive Agency of the UK Cabinet Office, supporting the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services.

Under the frameworks clients such as central and local government bodies across rail, aviation, road and marine sectors will be able to access Egis, and its subsidiary Collaborative Project Management Services (CPMS) full range of transport and infrastructure services from consultancy through to design, engineering, sustainable transport technologies and infrastructure management.

Claire Davies, Managing Director of Egis in UK, said: “The frameworks are a fantastic route for our new and existing clients to procure a wide range of our services and expertise with efficiency and simplicity. Our place on the frameworks, and our end-to-end focus on infrastructure, means Egis is well placed to support the UK’s upcoming groundbreaking projects and help strengthen and grow the UK transport economy.”

Mat Baine, Chief Executive Officer of CPMS added: “CPMS has been supporting rail clients in the UK for several years now and we are thrilled to be able to continue to do so as part of the Egis Group. These frameworks are crucial to improving rail and urban transit connections throughout the country and to helping support UK businesses and local supply chains.”

What clients can access:

Through Transport Technology and Associated Services Framework (RM6099) – Lots 1-7, clients can access a wide range of Egis’ transport technologies and services for the aviation, road, rail and marine sectors, including: transport engineering and design services, intelligent transport systems, pedestrian management and control, signage and lighting, data services and sustainable technologies.

Through Management Consultancy Framework Three (RM6187) – Lots 1, 3, 8, clients across all sectors of transport, towns and cities, will be able to access Egis, and its UK rail subsidiary CPMS, specialist advice services. Egis and CPMS can help clients with: business case development, digital, technology and cyber, forecasting and planning, complex programme and project management, risk, compliance and/or opportunity management and transformation management, to name a few.

In 2019/20, CCS helped the public sector to achieve commercial benefits worth over £1bn – supporting world-class public services that offer best value for taxpayers.