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Six firms battle for Greenwich BSF pathfinder
10:15 18 May 2005
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Six consortia are in the race for the £245m Greenwich Building Schools for the Future (BSF) pathfinder scheme.
The six are vying to become the strategic partner organisation (SPO) on the scheme, which is test driving a not-for-profit model.
The longlist is:
* 21st Century Education – a consortium including Mott McDonald and Mill Group.
* Axiom Education – a consor-tium including ABM Amro and Bryanston Square.
* Babcock and Brown Education Partnership.
* Meridian Education Partnership – a consortium including EC Harris and NIBC.
* South and East London Education & Community Trust.
* Vosper Thornycroft (VT) Edu-cation and Skills.
The strategic partner is expected to bring elements of social enterprise and a distribution of profit, for the benefit of the community, into the partnership.
The longlisted bidders will now be invited to submit outline proposals. A preferred bidder is expected to be chosen by February 2006 and contracts signed within four months.
The six are vying to become the strategic partner organisation (SPO) on the scheme, which is test driving a not-for-profit model.
The longlist is:
* 21st Century Education – a consortium including Mott McDonald and Mill Group.
* Axiom Education – a consor-tium including ABM Amro and Bryanston Square.
* Babcock and Brown Education Partnership.
* Meridian Education Partnership – a consortium including EC Harris and NIBC.
* South and East London Education & Community Trust.
* Vosper Thornycroft (VT) Edu-cation and Skills.
The strategic partner is expected to bring elements of social enterprise and a distribution of profit, for the benefit of the community, into the partnership.
The longlisted bidders will now be invited to submit outline proposals. A preferred bidder is expected to be chosen by February 2006 and contracts signed within four months.
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