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YMD Boon is proud to announce its successful appointment to the Procure Partnerships Professional Services Framework for Architecture and Building Surveying in the East Midlands and West Midlands regions. This achievement secures the firm's position on the framework for the next four years, further strengthening its commitment to supporting public sector projects across the region.
The Procure Partnerships Framework is designed to simplify procurement for public sector bodies, connecting them with trusted consultants capable of delivering high-quality services. YMD Boon’s reappointment to this framework emphasises its proven track record, expertise, and dedication to providing architectural and building surveying services to public sector organisations.
Faye Dolan, Framework Director at Procure Partnerships, shared her enthusiasm for this continued partnership:
"The Procure Partnerships Framework team are delighted to be welcoming YMD Boon for a second time to the Procure Partnerships Professional Services Framework. YMD Boon are a valuable consultant partner to the Framework as they play an active role supporting public sector bodies and carry a wealth of public sector experience – Congratulations YMD Boon!"
Shari Setayesh, Director of Architecture at YMD Boon, commented:
"We are thrilled to have secured a place on the Procure Partnerships Framework once again. We are proud to continue supporting public sector organisations across the Midlands and look forward to the exciting opportunities this framework will bring."
Jonathan Warren, Director of Building Surveying & Health & Safety at YMD Boon, added:
"Being reappointed to the Procure Partnerships Framework is a testament to the expertise and dedication of our team. This partnership reinforces our role as a trusted consultant in the region, and we are eager to contribute to the success of future projects within the framework."
YMD Boon looks forward to working with Procure Partnerships and delivering impactful projects over the next four years.
