We take pride in being part of several established procurement frameworks, carefully selected to enhance our service offerings to our customers. These frameworks have been designed to simplify the procurement process, providing our customers with quicker access to quality goods and services while ensuring adherence to rigorous standards set by government regulations.
Utilising a procurement framework offers various advantages for customers looking to enhance their purchasing processes. Here are key reasons why frameworks are beneficial:
Simplifies the procurement process, allowing for faster decision-making and project initiation.
Provides customers with a list of vetted suppliers, ensuring high standards of service and quality.
Competitive pricing structures lead to significant cost savings, helping to make the most of available budgets.
Frameworks are designed to comply with government regulations, minimising the risk of non-compliance.
Encourages engagement with suppliers that are committed to delivering innovative and quality solutions tailored to customer needs.
Established processes promote transparency in procurement, fostering trust and accountability throughout the supply chain.
By participating in these frameworks, we not only demonstrate our commitment to transparency and accountability but also enable our customers to benefit from competitive pricing and reduced procurement times. For us, this means a stronger position in the market, allowing us to nurture lasting relationships built on trust, efficiency, and superior service.
DMA Group is a named supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) RM6264 Facilities Management & Workplace Services DPS. This dynamic purchasing system (DPS) complements the existing RM6232 Facilities Management (FM) and Workplace Services agreement, providing customers with a diverse range of procurement solutions.
Crown Commercial Service supports the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services.
To find out more about CCS, visit: https://www.crowncommercial.gov.uk/
DMA Group is part of the LHC (London Housing Consortium) Procurement Framework ASC1 under Workstream 4, focused on Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Compliance, Servicing, and Maintenance. This framework supports the public sector in adhering to building safety and maintenance guidelines and legal responsibilities.
The ASC1 framework provides a comprehensive suite of asset safety and compliance services, specifically designed for local authorities, social landlords, and other public sector bodies. It is procured in accordance with The Public Contracts Regulations 2015, ensuring compliance. Eligible public sector organisations can access these services at no cost.
To find out more about the LHC Procurement Framework ASC1, visit https://lse.lhcprocure.org.uk/frameworks/property-protection-and-maintenance/asset-safety-and-compliance-asc1/
DMA Group are accredited under the Bloom Framework, which connects public sector organisations with a network of pre-approved suppliers via their digital platform, Pro-vide. Bloom is the exclusive partner to NEPO for implementing the NEPRO3 framework.
Partnering with us through this framework is straightforward and efficient, ensuring a seamless experience from initial engagement to project delivery.
For more information about the Bloom Framework, visit: https://bloom.services/
DMA Group is proud to be an approved supplier on Fusion21’s Workplace & Facilities Management Framework, securing a place on Lot 4 – Building Engineering Services. This £700 million, four-year framework enables public sector organisations—including Multi Academy Trusts, local authorities, and housing associations—to access high-quality facilities management services without the complexity of a lengthy procurement process.
By partnering with us through Fusion21, public sector bodies can simplify procurement while benefiting from trusted, cost-effective, and sustainable facilities management solutions.
Further information about Fusion21 and their framework can be found here.
