Cardo Group has secured a first-place ranking on the Pretium Maintain Framework, strengthening its position as a trusted delivery partner for social housing providers, local authorities, and public sector organisations across the UK.
Developed by Pretium in partnership with Watford Community Housing, the Maintain Framework provides a comprehensive procurement route for responsive repairs, voids, maintenance, and wider property services.
The framework offers clients access through direct award and mini competition, designed to support practical, high-quality delivery.
Cardo has successfully been appointed to six lots across multiple regional and national lot bandings, creating a major route to market that supports regional and national growth while giving clients further access to Cardo’s in-house expertise.
The appointed lots include:
- Lot 1a – London up to £5 million
- Lot 2a – South East and East of England up to £5 million
- Lot 3a – West Midlands up to £5 million
- Lot 4a – East Midlands up to £5 million
- Lot 5a – South Wales and South West up to £5 million
- Lot 9a – National up to £5 million
Alongside operational delivery, Cardo will support clients and local communities across England and Wales through employment opportunities, skills development, and volunteering – in line with its long-standing commitment to social value.
Mark Cronly-Dillon, Group Business Development Director at Cardo Group, said:
“Being appointed to Pretium’s Maintain Framework marks another significant step in Cardo’s growth and reinforces our position as a trusted partner for housing and public sector organisations.
“Clients need delivery partners who can offer compliant procurement routes and dependable operational performance. This framework creates a straightforward way for organisations to access our in-house expertise across repairs, voids, maintenance, and property services.
“If you’re a housing provider, local authority, or public sector organisation reviewing your repairs and maintenance procurement strategy, now is the time to speak to Cardo about how we can support your organisation.”
For more information on Cardo’s services through the Pretium Maintain Framework, contact mark.cronly-dillon@cardogroup.co.uk or visit https://cardogroup.co.uk/.
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