好色先生TV

Capita, Sweett, Aecom, BDP and Ridge, are among 30 consultants and architects to have secured spots on a new 拢600m NHS development framework.

The firms (see list below) have been appointed to University College London Hospitals鈥� (UCLH) second-generation framework.

The firms have been appointed across eight different lots, with Capita winning a place on four lots; Sweet Group and Aecom on three; and Turner & Townsend, Henry Riley, Ridge and Frankham Consultancy each winning places on two lots.

The UCLH NHS Foundation Trust has a decade of development work planned in London as it rationalises 55 properties across north London on to two campuses - Euston Road and Queen鈥檚 Square.

Director of estates Kieran McDaid said he hoped most of the firms on the four-year 鈥渞efresh and renewal鈥� framework - which includes six architects - would have a chance to win some of that work.

It is not an exclusive framework and there will be opportunities for other firms to team up with the six winners, he said.

鈥淚t鈥檚 an exciting time at UCLH and this is a fantastic opportunity for the firms that have joined us, 56% of whom are SMEs,鈥� he said.

UCLH鈥檚 most recent completed project was Hopkins鈥� award-winning 拢100m Macmillan Cancer Centre on Huntley Street.

It is also working with Scott Tallon Walker, Edward Williams Architects and Tsoi Kobus on a 拢250 million proton beam therapy centre, the first in the UK.

Steffian Bradley Architects has been appointed to work on two projects: a residential scheme and the conversion of the former Royal Ear Hospital and student union site on Huntley Street for outpatient use.

The trust鈥檚 future development plans include expansion of maternity services and a reconfigured emergency department. All the work will be done using BIM.

鈥淲e have a huge aspiration to be at the forefront of the NHS,鈥� said McDaid.