Curtins Appointed on Prestigious YORConsult3 Framework

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Curtins on 14th Jan 2025

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Now in its third iteration, Curtins are delighted to have been appointed to the YORConsult3 Framework to provide Lot 6 Structural Engineering services for the public sector within the North East and Yorkshire & Humber region.

The YORConsult Framework has been serving the region since 2012 to deliver £190m of projects across more than 500 schemes. In its latest renewal, YORconsult3 is estimated to be worth £152 million over the four-year duration, with an option to extend the framework to a maximum of six years.

We look forward to working alongside the high calibre of Framework partners to deliver high-quality projects for public and third sector organisations.

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