Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering services, has been named as a supplier on three lots of Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) Management Consultancy Framework Four (MCF4). The framework, which runs until July 2027 under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, allows public sector organisations in the United Kingdom to access cost-effective and innovative professional services from providers.
Stantec has been named on to Lot 1 – Business, Lot 8 – Infrastructure, and Lot 9 – Environment and Sustainability. The framework will provide the Company with new opportunities aligned with Stantec’s focus on providing community-driven solutions that support people, places, and the environment.
Offering more to the built environment
Stantec’s position on MCF4, builds on its previous placements on MCF2 and MCF3, with the addition of Lot 8 – Infrastructure. Within this lot, the Company’s interdisciplinary teams can provide expertise for complex local government projects and programmes in key sectors like highways and transport infrastructure, defence, rail, logistics, and nuclear.
Through Lot 1 – Business, public bodies can access a range of advisory services from Stantec to gain support around business case development, programme and project management, and digital consultancy. On Lot 9 – Environment and Sustainability, Stantec’s coastal, carbon management, air quality, and contaminated land specialists can be procured to support environmental resilience and public health across the country.
Stantec employs around 4,000 people nationwide, operating out of 32 locations in the United Kingdom. The Company works with closely alongside the public and private sectors, playing a major role in designing and regenerating communities as well as the infrastructure and utilities networks that surround them.
An influential procurement vehicle
“Being named as a supplier on MCF4 represents a significant milestone in Stantec’s UK continued growth journey as we embed our extensive advisory and technical expertise across public sector schemes,” said Roger Evans, Stantec’s Director of Public Sector and Frameworks lead.
Roger continued: “Over the years, the MCF agreement has proven valuable for our clients striving to make significant improvements in their communities, and we’re delighted to offer more of our services, particularly for highways and transport infrastructure throughout the next period.”
CCS supports the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services. In 2024/25, CCS helped the public sector to achieve commercial benefits equal to £5.3bn–supporting world-class public services that offer best value for taxpayers
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