Caption: ABP ports (clockwise from top left: Artist’s impression for Immingham’s £100m RoRo Terminal for Stena Line, Horizon Cruise Terminal, Immingham Renewable Fuels Terminal (IRFT) and an artist’s impression of Lowestoft Eastern Energy Facility (LEEF)
Associated British Ports (ABP) is proud to announce the launch of a new Group Professional Services Framework contract with a number of key consultancy partners to help deliver a wide variety of projects over the next four to six years.
As the UK’s leading ports group, ABP’s network of 21 ports around Britain offers unparalleled marine, road and rail access to domestic and international markets. ABP also owns the UK’s busiest rail freight terminal at Hams Hall located in the heart of the country.
In order to meet its commitment to ‘Keeping Britain Trading’, ABP is dedicated to leading the market by providing its customers around the Nation the facilities they need to operate and meet the UKs growing business needs. To achieve this, ABP is committed to continual investment in the infrastructure, equipment and skills needed to handle a vast array of cargo safely, efficiently, and sustainably.
The ABP Group Professional Services Framework supports ABP’s long term growth strategy through building long-term partnerships with its suppliers to enable ABP to support the delivery of our customers growth aspirations.
The framework consists of five lots covering various consultancy disciplines, with a number of partners appointed on each of these lots.
The implementation of this framework will enable ABP to deliver an enhanced service, both internally and for its customers, by working with its partners to bring technical excellence and best practice in the delivery of design and consultancy services across the Group.
Marina Wyatt, ABP’s Chief Financial Officer, said: “This is really positive step for ABP, and it will be fundamental in allowing us to move forward with our growth strategy. The Group Professional Services Framework will help us rapidly respond to our customers growing needs through the delivery of best-in-class infrastructure and is a foundation from which we can ensure we continue to fulfil our mission to Keep Britain Trading.”
