Thursday 12th October 2017
Next generation procurement and finance routes in Healthcare. Is it more than just Procure 22?
There are many design and construction frameworks available in the market – Procure 22 being one of the most well-known in Healthcare. But what other ones are available and are the fit for purpose?
Come and join us as we discuss:
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What frameworks are out there and how accessible are they?
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What are the benefits and pitfalls?
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How transparent are they?
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Are they flexible enough to deal with changes in policy and legislation?
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Does a lack of funding mean new approaches are required?
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Is there private sector appetite?
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How do you generate market interest?
Speakers
Charles McSweeney
Currie & Brown
Charles is a senior director at Currie & Brown with over 20 years professional experience in the property and infrastructure industry, providing advice to both public and private sector. He has overall responsibility for a number of specialist advisory teams in the UK providing dispute, procurement and contract advice, building surveying, property tax, and construction health and safety consultancy services.
Charles has extensive experience working within the healthcare sector, working for clients for such as Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust. He provides continuous improvement advice to get the best from capital or maintenance programme spend. Charles helps clients to identify waste and integrate best practice to achieve real cost savings and performance improvement.
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Keith Hayes FCIOB
Graham Construction
Keith is the Health Sector Director for GRAHAM Construction, he has been in the industry for 38 years and has a broad range of industry experience as a Commercial Director and Framework Director. Over the last 14 years he has held Framework Director Roles for both the Procure 21 and Procure 21+ Frameworks whilst at Balfour Beatty, and more recently for Procure22 at GRAHAM.
He has spent the last 14 years delivering projects in the Health Sector through a variety of procurements routes including Procure 21 &22, PFI and LIFT as well as via traditional routes. These projects have spanned the Acute, Primary Care, Mental Health and Private Sectors. He is passionate about the collaborative working opportunities that Frameworks provide, and is an active member of the Constructing Excellence Collaborative Working Champions Group and was instrumental in the early development of the P21+ Cost Reduction Programme.
