Pagabo Civils, Infrastructure and Enabling Works Framework 2026 Explained
The Pagabo National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works 2026 is a £4.15 billion, thirteen-lot construction framework combining Pagabo's previous civils and demolition agreements. Submissions closed on 12 June 2026 and the framework launches in September 2026 under the Procurement Act 2023.
Key facts at a glance
- Framework
- National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works 2026
- Value
- £4.15 billion
- Structure
- Thirteen lots combining civil engineering, infrastructure, demolition and enabling works
- Tender window
- Opened 4 May 2026; submissions closed 12 June 2026
- Launch
- September 2026, four-year term
- Compliance
- Procurement Act 2023; YPO procurement authority, Pagabo framework manager
What is the Pagabo Civils and Infrastructure 2026 framework?
The National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works is Pagabo's combined successor to its previous civils and demolition frameworks. It brings groundworks, highways, utilities, land preparation, demolition and wider infrastructure delivery into a single thirteen-lot agreement worth £4.15 billion, procured by YPO and managed by Pagabo under the Procurement Act 2023.
Public sector clients across the NHS, local government, education and housing will call work off the framework from its launch in September 2026, either by direct award or through further competition.
The submission window has closed. What now?
Submissions closed on 12 June 2026 and evaluation is under way ahead of the September 2026 launch. For appointed suppliers, the work now moves to winning call-offs: the framework place is a licence to compete, not a pipeline in itself.
For contractors who missed the window, the practical routes are supply-chain positions with appointed suppliers, other live frameworks such as the Pagabo Major Works 2026 agreement, and preparing early for the next procurement cycle, including Pagabo's Medium Works framework, which its published pipeline lists with an estimated tender launch in Q3 2026.
How Glaxtons helps civils contractors win call-offs
Glaxtons holds a 100 percent success rate on Pagabo applications and recently delivered winning submissions on the 2026 Pagabo Major Works round for a £100m-plus national contractor and a London main contractor on Lot 2.
For civils call-offs we write mini-competition quality responses to the published marking scheme, build compliant pricing under NEC4 and JCT forms, and prepare the social value and carbon reduction returns that decide tight competitions.
Who should apply?
This framework matters to organisations across civil engineering delivery, including:
Frequently asked questions
What is the Pagabo Civils, Infrastructure and Enabling Works framework?
It is Pagabo's £4.15 billion national framework for civil engineering, infrastructure, demolition and enabling works, combining its previous civils and demolition agreements into thirteen lots. YPO is the procurement authority and Pagabo the framework manager, under the Procurement Act 2023.
Has the Pagabo civils framework deadline passed?
Yes. The tender opened on 4 May 2026 and submissions closed on 12 June 2026. The framework launches in September 2026 for a four-year term.
How is work awarded under the framework?
From September 2026, clients call off work by direct award or further competition within a lot and geographic area, with pipeline and competitions managed through the Pagabo+ platform.
Can Glaxtons help with Pagabo civils call-offs?
Yes. Glaxtons holds a 100 percent success rate on Pagabo applications and writes call-off and mini-competition responses end to end, including pricing, social value and carbon reduction returns. Book a call at bookings.glaxtons.co.uk.
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Turn Your Framework Place Into Won Work
Call-offs begin when the framework launches in September 2026. Prepare your mini-competition approach now with a Glaxtons Pagabo specialist. Book a call at bookings.glaxtons.co.uk.