Plymouth City Council partnering with Ian Williams

Plymouth City Council signs new partnering agreement with Ian Williams as part of the Council's new Corporate Construction Framework.

Plymouth City Council is entering into a three year partnering framework agreement with potential for a fourth year extension with Ian Williams as part of the Council's new Corporate Construction Framework.

Plymouth City Council has awarded Ian Williams two contracts to date under this agreement following a "mini competition" in each case based on price and quality within their value band to select the suitable partner.

Under one of these contracts, Ian Williams will be responsible for delivering "reactive" maintenance projects across the City of Plymouth - including work on corporate buildings, social services buildings and potentially schools buildings.

The variety of End-Users pose some unique on site challenges, for example, social services will have important security needs while schools may require maintenance work to be carried out with a particular emphasis on safety and minimising disruption.

Meeting them successfully will require the breadth of experience and understanding, which Ian Williams prides itself on being able to draw upon.

Ian Williams Maintenance and Minor Works Manager, Stuart Weddle, explains, "Strategic working partnerships as a result of project work are becoming more and more common for us".

"Using our intelligent approach to project partnering, we are able to add value, decrease costs and minimise risks and pitfalls for Corporate Clients and End Users".

"This has been helped by our team in Plymouth and Plymouth City Council staff, being committed to "seamless integration", whereby both organisations are dedicated to finding the best possible solutions to each project's needs.

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