Click Here to view our upcoming events and conferences. In partnership with: All Events 7 ⁃ 8 Mar 2023 Tomorrow’s Procurement; In Partnership with Pagabo Tuesday, 7th March 2023 0800hrs – Wednesday, 8th March 2023 1700hrs The Custard Factory, Birmingham Book online EventProgrammeMeeting Space/ExhibitionSponsorAwardsSpeakersAttendeesVisit PlannerTomorrow’s Procurement is the NEW industry leading destination EVENT for property, construction and infrastructure leaders. Why Should You Attend? HELP DEVELOP & MODERNISE PROCUREMENT IN THE INDUSTRY Get involved in creating an output to national government explaining how procurement in the sector needs to change Join the discussion regarding how we make procurement more effective, and embed the Golden Standard through digitalisation and modernisation Input into tackling challenges such as the skills shortage, enhancing social value, rising supply chain costs, sustainability and more IF YOU ARE PROCURING… Network with your industry peers including local authorities, developers and major national bodies to share challenges and opportunities Discover how to achieve maximum value for money in this challenging economic period Understand forthcoming procurement legislation Learn how you can influence the supply chain regarding the provision of social value, net zero requirements etc. Explore the scarcity of bidders, inflation pressures and more Spark ideas on how you can get more local SME’s actively involved in works Talk to framework providers regarding the benefits of utilising frameworks IF YOU’RE LOOKING TO WIN WORK… Meet procurement decision makers from clients that want to engage with you to understand how to best procure work. Clients include:- Public Sector Organisations, Developers, Government Bodies ie, HS2, NHS Property, National Highways, Universities, Investors, Architects, Contractors, Housebuilders etc. Take advantage of pre-arranged, facilitated meetings supported by the Built Environment Networking team allowing you to have access to key decision makers Improve your ability to win work – learn how to WIN bids and secure work by understanding client needs, improve your bid writing and learn about the important areas such as ESG, sustainability and social value which are impacting decisions Discover new tender opportunities yet to go to market Join hundreds of developers, infrastructure organisations, framework operators, policy makers and asset owners for a mixture of thought leadership and exclusive sector announcements guaranteed to improve your company’s chances of futureproofing a pipeline of projects. Some of the organisations to have already secured their attendance include: This exciting new event has a multitude of stages and activities throughout the day to facilitate new commercially rewarding connections, stimulate discussion, enhance knowledge sharing and improve the industry’s procurement processes. The content will take place in number areas of The Custard Factory: Tuesday 7th MarchWednesday 8th MarchFilter by stage:View all locationsCustard Factory StageFrameworks Stage @ The CinemaRoundtable RoomFringe Events Custard Factory Stage09:00 – 09:15 Conference Welcome Phil Laycock – Director, UKREiiF Custard Factory Stage09:15 – 09:30 Keynote Speaker Gerard Toplass – CEO, Pagabo / The 55 Group Custard Factory Stage09:30 – 10:30 The Future of Procurement and the Impact on Britain’s Built Environment Industry What will Tomorrow’s Procurement processes look like and how will your organisation need to evolve? This panel of high-level policy makers, real estate leaders and construction experts share their thoughts to kick off the conference. This session is sponsored by Pagabo. Speakers include: Gerard Toplass – CEO, Pagabo / The 55 Group Jason Longhurst – UK Head of Sustainable Investment and Partnerships, Prologis Emma Briggs – Procurement Director, Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Martin Traynor OBE – Small Business Crown Representative, Cabinet Office Pavanjit Devsi – Director of Procurement and Contracts, North East London NHS Foundation Trust Frameworks Stage @ The Cinema10:45 – 11:15 Rise Construction Framework – Using the Power of Social Procurement to Tackle Deprivation and Poverty Rise Construction Framework combine construction projects with delivering social value – particularly on projects ranging from £1m – £15m. This session will hear about their USP and details on their upcoming renewals and new frameworks hitting the market. Speakers include: Sara Lawton – Director, Rise Construction Framework Lesley Penton – Partnerships Director, Regenda Group Custard Factory Stage11:00 – 12:00 Smarter Spending: How Challenge-Based Procurement is Sparking New Solutions and Value in the Built Environment Sector Procurement is a powerful tool for stimulating and scaling innovative solutions, yet it is largely underexploited due to misconceptions about what can and can’t be done under current regulations. This session will explode the myths surrounding procurement of innovation, discuss the upcoming reforms and showcase pioneering examples where built environment commissioners are working with the market to identify and introduce powerful new technologies and solutions. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers include: Chair: Sam Markey – Ecosystem Director – Place Leadership, Connected Places Catapult Elvira Uyarra – Director of the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research, University of Manchester Glen Combe – Head of Sourcing (Technology), Network Rail Hao Zheng – Founder & CEO, RoboK Robin Polding – Research Commercialisation Policy Lead, Department for Energy Security & Net Zero Roundtable Room11:00 – 12:00 For The Many Not The Few – How We Can Encourage More SME Engagement Within The Procurement Process This session will bring together major organisations to discuss how SME’s can be beneficial to the procurement process how they can be encouraged to become more involved. This roundtable is available to sponsor. Speakers Include: James Grainger – Head of Channel, BRE Group Emma Briggs – Procurement Director, Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Martin Traynor OBE – Small Business Crown Representative, Cabinet Office Eleanor Clarke – Partner, Focus Consultants John Reid – Managing Director, Herts Living Kate Mills – Head of Bid Management, Stride Treglown Stuart Brown – Associate, Trowers & Hamlins Stacie-Ann Fongo – Director – Procurement and Supply Chain, Arcadis David Geddes – Director, Co2 Target Ltd Frameworks Stage @ The Cinema11:45 – 12:15 Procurement Hub – The Integrity of Public Sector Procurement Procurement Hub is a socially conscious organisation and part of Places for People, the UK’s leading social enterprise. Managing over £1bn worth of public sector spend, what are our obligations to ensure this is done with compliance and ethics at the forefront. Speakers include: Sophie Quenby – Head of Consortium Services, Procurement Hub Custard Factory Stage12:15 – 12:45 Mental Health in the Construction Industry The London Construction Programme (LCP) provide procurement platforms for public sector organisations in London and the home counties, for their construction related works and services. One of the main priorities the LCP are focussing on is mental health and wellbeing in the construction sector. With the highest rate of suicide of any profession, 700 a year, one in seven workers have known a colleague who has taken their own life, and a shocking 87% reported anxiety and 70% depression. Partnering with charity Mates in Mind, and the HSE, this session will look at what measures the LCP are implementing to improve mental health, boost productivity, and ultimately save lives. Speakers include: Lisa Bliss – Commercial Business Partner, London Construction Programme Sarah Meek – Managing Director, Mates in Mind Jim Beestone – HSES Projects Partner – Bids and Communications, Balfour Beatty Katy Harris – Director of Preconstruction, Seddon Frameworks Stage @ The Cinema12:45 – 13:15 LHC – Delivering Better Buildings and Homes LHC has 19 frameworks and 1 DPS across a multitude of construction related sectors, from new build homes and offsite construction to property maintenance and energy efficiency. With over 1,000 projects and £500m of delivered work this session will look at their USP’s and the opportunities to enter into their DPS and frameworks. Speakers include: Neil Barker – Regional Director, LHC Custard Factory Stage13:00 – 14:00 How The Focus on Social Value is Set To Reshape Procurement In recent years social value has become one of the sector’s most important focuses, aiming to deliver the not just places to live and work but places that drive real social impact to our towns and cities – this session will delve into how we can weave social value into the procurement process as well as success stories and looking to the future. This session is sponsored by Faithful+Gould, member of the SNC-Lavalin Group. Speakers include: Chair: Peter Masonbrook – Head of Social Value, Faithful+Gould Adwoa Owusu-Banahene – Director, TOBS Consultancy James Manning – Social Impact Lead , Grosvenor Anna Mimms – Head of Service – Employment, Skills & Adult Education, Derby City Council Roundtable Room13:00 – 14:00 Procurement for Housing – Navigating Challenges and Exploring Opportunities Increased regulatory and financial constraints on local authorities and welfare reforms mean that housing associations need to find ways of stretching their budgets to meet the need to build new affordable housing whilst private sector housing developers are having to battle supply chain challenges to deliver on time. This session brings together leadership from developers and local authorities, and housing associations to discuss how they can do more with less while adhering to core principals of quality procurement. This roundtable is available to sponsor. Speakers include: David Smith – Board Member, UK Business Council for Sustainable Development Guy Stapleford – Head of Consultancy Services, Procurement for Housing Ben Jones – Regional Manager, Pagabo Emma Briggs – Procurement Director, Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Max Scrymgeour – Head of Procurement, Magna Housing Ltd Gemma Peglar – Associate Director, Pre-Construction , Mulalley & Company Frameworks Stage @ The Cinema13:45 – 14:15 Procure Partnerships Framework: Simplifying Procurement for the Public Sector Procure Partnerships will share details in this session of their OJEU complaint frameworks – which provide value for money, time saving and measurable social value. With 61 healthcare clients, 76 local authority clients, 49 education clients and 20 blue light clients, they’re actively at the forefront and will share details in the event of their USPs and their frameworks coming up for renewal in the future. Speakers include: Faye Dolan – National Framework Manager, Procure Partnerships Framework Custard Factory Stage14:30 – 15:30 Procurement for a Net Zero World A panel of innovators and sustainability experts explore how construction procurement can play its part in the race to net zero by taking a look at some of the most daunting challenges facing the public and private sector. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers Include: Andrew Cubitt – Procurement & Supply Chain Director, HS2 Tony Woods – Technical Manager – Construction & Sustainability, Procurement For Housing Jo Potts – Head of Sustainable Procurement, Kier Property Fringe Events15:30 – 16:30 Exclusive Pre-Awards Drinks Service Head over to The Custard Factory where we’re hosting a pre-awards drinks service before the main awards ceremony kicks off at 16:30. Filter by stage:View all locationsCustard Factory StageFrameworks Stage @ The CinemaRoundtable Room Custard Factory Stage09:15 – 09:30 Conference Welcome Phil Laycock – Director, UKREiiF Custard Factory Stage09:30 – 10:30 Creating the 'Gold Standard' of Construction Procurement and Frameworks ‘Constructing the Gold Standard’ is an independent framework review endorsed in the September 2022 Construction Playbook by government and by 49 leading industry organisations. It provides a unique opportunity to turbo-charge public sector frameworks and framework contracts so that they sit at the heart of efficiency, value, risk management and net zero carbon. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers include: Professor David Mosey – Centre of Construction Law & Dispute Resolution, King’s College London Jessica Munn – Framework and Partnership Lead, Speller Metcalfe Clare Chamberlain – Head of Construction Category – Works, Crown Commercial Service Roundtable Room10:00 – 11:00 Shifting the Culture – Disrupting the Sector’s Mindset to Overcome Ever-Present Challenges Overcoming challenges in the Construction sector has been frustratingly slow over the years with many of the challenges faced today being the same as in the previous two decades. This session will explore these challenges such as the skills and recruitment gap, implementing MMC, removing the silos of self-interest and collaborative working and delve into the opportunities that overcoming these challenges will present. This roundtable is sponsored by Wates. Speakers Include: Mike Bilko – Pre- Construction Director, Wates Emma Briggs – Procurement Director, Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing James Buckley-Walker – Partner, 3PM Lisa Bliss – Commercial Business Partner, London Construction Programme Will Burkitt – Head of Local Government Sector, Faithful + Gould Alison Watson – Founder and Chief Executive, Class of Your Own Amardeep Gill – Partner – Head of Public Sector, Trowers & Hamlins Ashley Robinson – Technical Director, Arcadis Jo Potts – Head of Sustainable Procurement, Kier Property Craig Owen – Director, AECOM Frameworks Stage @ The Cinema10:15 – 10:45 Crown Commercial Service – Power To Your Procurement CCS has a wide range of agreements available with a multitude for the construction, estates management and built environment sector. With 112 active agreements, and 35 upcoming framework/DPS agreements in the pipeline there is a plethora of options within their arsenal, and we’ll be hearing about these and more detail on the upcoming opportunities by CCS themselves. Speakers include: Stephen Walters – Head of Category – Construction, Crown Commercial Service Darren Moore – Head of Category – Offsite Construction, Crown Commercial Services Fahmida Nisa – Host & Event Manager, Built Environment Networking Custard Factory Stage11:00 – 12:00 How Retrofit Procurement is Key to Achieving Net Zero With millions of homes across the UK needing green retrofit work undertaking over the coming decades, this panel brings together stakeholders tasked with delivering the ambition to set out what needs to be done to complete the challenge ahead and the role procurement will play in achieving this. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers Include: Elizabeth Froude – Group Chief Executive, Platform Housing Group Jonathan Green – Head of Commercial – Green Home Grant Programme, Department for Energy Security & Net Zero Sara Vasey – Head of Procurement, Thirteen Group Frameworks Stage @ The Cinema11:15 – 11:45 South East Consortium – More Than Just A Procurement Organisation South East Consortium are out to tender for billions of pounds worth of framework opportunities for the housing sector for the coming years. In this session plans for the next 12 months including frameworks on Development, Facilities, Compliancy Consulting and Lift Renewals will be discussed as well as the progress on the £740m Building Works Framework. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers include: David Smith – Head of Business Partnerships, South East Consortium Roundtable Room11:30 – 12:30 What Lessons Can Be Learned and Shared Across Public Sector Estates? This session will bring together NHS, Blue Light, University, Government Property and Local Authority experts to share knowledge and discuss how their estates can become more sustainable and resilient through procurement, with insight into how the supply chain can help them deliver these ambitions. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers include: Chair: Karen Carter – Head of Delivery, PAGABO Chair: Sam Markey – Ecosystem Director – Place Leadership, Connected Places Catapult Michael Johnson – Environment and Sustainability Lead, Cheshire Police, Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service Neil Maher – Chair, National Ambulance Estates Group Juliet Nicholas – Energy and Sustainability Manager, Property Services, Oxford City Council John Sharp – Energy Team Lead, Estates & Property, Bradford City Council Rebecca Hartshorn – UK Framework Director , John Sisk & Son Peter Greaves – Partner, Make Architects Frameworks Stage @ The Cinema12:15 – 12:45 Let’s Drive Real Value Through Procurement Procurement shouldn’t be looked at as one building block, but the industry needs to look at a wider piece. Evaluation (Social Value), Procurement, Management and Learning. How the client can benefit from the longer term outcome based procurement rather than a single action. The industry isn’t joined up in the process and does different actions like procurement once they get to a certain stage, but the right way is to think about it early along with Social Value to drive the right outcomes rather than run a process and see what they get. Speakers include: Jonathan Parker – Head of Construction, Pagabo Custard Factory Stage13:00 – 14:00 Investors & Developers in Procurement – How Early Engagement in Projects is Transforming Delivery and Impact Delegates are joined by a group of investors and developers who talk about how the increasing trend of procurement practices being transformed at conception and the potential long term consequences for the built environment supply chain. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers include: Chair: Karen Carter – Head of Delivery, PAGABO Rick Lawrence – Partnerships Director, LCR Pete Gladwell – Social Impact and Investment Director , Legal and General Investment Management Steve Sanders – Head of Development , Oval Real Estate Roundtable Room13:00 – 14:15 Putting Social Value at the Forefront of Your Procurement Strategy This roundtable will bring together organisations at the forefront of delivering social value through procurement to discuss success stories in putting real social value at the heart of everything they do, and how your organisation’s procurement strategy can incorporate real social benefits. This roundtable is available to sponsor. Speakers include: Chair: Phil Laycock – Director, UKREiiF Haydn Brown – Procurement Head of Category (Place), Birmingham City Council Phil Blackmore – Regional Procurement Manager, South West Procurement Alliance Claude Hendrickson – Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Associate, Accredited Community Led Housing Advisor, Leeds Community Homes Professor Jane Lynch – Director – Centre of Public Value Procurement, Cardiff University Olivia Sutcliffe – Founder, Young Professionals in Social Value James Hunter – Head of Procurement, Wythenshawe Community Housing Group Alison Watson – Founder and Chief Executive, Class of Your Own Fiona Doepel – Global Head of Bids, Make Architects Emma Briggs – Procurement Director, Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Kelly Thomas – Social Value & Fundraising Manager, Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Frameworks Stage @ The Cinema13:30 – 14:15 Procurement For Housing – Promoting Sustainability through MMC Procurement for Housing and Building Better have teamed up for an offsite homes framework which is worth up to £600m over five years. Social housing providers will be able to procure pre-manufactured 3D construction systems for both houses and apartments through the deal. Over 185,000 homes are managed by the 29 housing associations and local authorities that make up Building Better and this framework will lead to the building of at least 800 new offsite homes with a further 4,500 properties to be produced using modern methods of construction before 2026. This session will showcase this sustainable framework as well as revealing details about Procurement for Housing’s other framework offerings. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers Include: Tony Woods – Technical Manager – Construction & Sustainability, Procurement For Housing Custard Factory Stage14:30 – 15:30 Direct Procurement vs Frameworks – Pros, Cons, Challenges and Opportunities This session will dissect the different forms of procurement and assess the Pros, Cons and Challenges of each and with contributions from experts from across the sector discussing the best approach for different types of organisations including SMEs. This session is available to sponsor. Speakers include: Sarah Knight – Head of Development, Ox Place Melissa King – Senior Category Lead – Construction and Infrastructure, NHS Shared Business Services Jacob Wilson – Head of Design, Be First Regeneration The main Custard Factory hall will have a unique mixture of meeting spaces and exhibition at the event – let us explain more. Meeting Space Set aside for numerous clients and end-users – these meeting spaces allow them to have a visible base for the two-day event, enabling the industry to speak to some of the key players, in addition to giving them access to accepting one-to-one meeting requests. You will have the option to request a meeting via an online portal to the following companies: Exhibition In addition to the meeting spaces the rest of the hall will be utilised for exhibitors to enable them to showcase their products and services to the client heavy audience. Exhibition costs £1,750+VAT and includes two delegate tickets to the event – this package is for space only. If you’d like to find out more contact opportunities@built-environment-networking.com. Those already confirmed as exhibiting are: For more information email opportunities@built-environment-networking.com or contact us on 0113 390 4700 Gain national and exposure and position your brand as a leader in the industry. By sponsoring Tomorrow’s Procurement your organisation will receive powerful exposure amongst key business leaders, government officials, developers, framework providers and thousands of professionals from across the world. This event is set to become the UK’s leading forum for procurement within the construction, infrastructure and built environment industries. We have various opportunities and packages dependant on your needs. Whether you’re looking to build brand awareness, source new leads or put your brand at the forefront of the industry – we have a package suitable to your needs. Package Meeting Space Speaking Slots Event Tickets Dinner Tickets No. Packages Cost (+VAT) CORPORATE PACKAGES Platinum Partner Yes Yes 10 5 1 £15,000 Sold Out Annual Partner Yes Yes – – – Price on application View Details SPACE ONLY PACKAGES Event Bus Partner Yes – 10 – 1 £10,000 View Details Networking Square Partner Yes – 4 – 1 £8,000 View Details THOUGHT LEADERSHIP PACKAGES Main Stage Session Partner – Yes 4 – 10 £5,500 View Details Session Three: How The Focus on Social Value is Set To Reshape Procurement – Yes 4 – 10 £5,500 Sold Out Cinema Stage Breakout Session Partner – Yes 4 – 10 £5,000 View Details Video Partner – – 6 4 1 £10,000 View Details Report Partner – – 6 4 1 £10,000 View Details Roundtable Partner – Yes 2 2 10 £5,500 View Details Bespoke Roundtable Partner – Yes 2 2 10 £5,500 View Details AWARD PACKAGES Awards Event Partner – Yes 4 10 1 £10,000 View Details Individual Award Partner – – 2 5 12 £2,000 View Details BRANDING PACKAGES Programme Partner – – 2 2 1 £5,000 View Details Quarter Programme Advert – – – – 16 £250 View Details Half-page Programme Advert – – – – 16 £400 View Details Full Page Programme Advert – – – – 16 £750 View Details Inside Cover Page Partner – – – – 2 £1,000 View Details Lanyard Partner – – 4 – 1 £5,000 View Details Badge Partner – – 4 – 1 £5,000 View Details Registration Partner – – 2 2 1 £2,250 View Details Email Partner – – 2 2 1 £2,250 View Details Social Media Partner – – 1 – 1 £3,000 View Details Exhibition Package Yes – 2 – 1 £1,750 View Details FRINGE EVENT PACKAGES Fringe Event Promotion Partner – – 2 – 1 £1,500 View Details Here are the full details of the packages available: Platinum Partner Become a partner > Annual Partner Price on application Become an annual partner for all or a selection of the Tomorrows Series Conferences with a bespoke package to meet your business needs. Chair main stage panel discussions, deliver thought leadership workshops or curate your own private roundtable with clients that the Built Environment Networking team can procure for you. This package comes with a dedicated private meeting space on site for you to conduct business development conversations with, including the ability to use our team’s expertise to facilitate introductions to target clients. Build a package which spans the following products: Main stage speaking slots Develop a private round table with target clients Sponsor or nominate for Tomorrow’s SeriesAwards Tickets On-site branding opportunitiesBecome a partner > Event Bus Partner £10,000(+VAT) Located in a prominent, stationary position outside the meeting space area. Bus is available for hire across the 2 days, giving partners a base to facilitate business meetings and networking opportunities whilst entertainng guests from a fully installed onboard bar. Benefits: 2 day hire to accommodate business activities led by the partner company The bus comes complete with a fully-installed onboard bar and serving hatches (alcohol not included) Make use of space outside the bus with furniture (at additional cost) Branding on the event website and at the forum Ten delegate passes for the event days of the forum Additional two free delegate passes for event days of the forum for young people in your company under the age of 25 One half page advet in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the event Space only hire, branding of external magnetic panel at additional cost 1 table at the awards nightBecome a partner > Networking Square Partner £8,000 (+VAT) Sponsor the main outdoor networking area – a main square that connections all of the event stages and networking zones alongside the primary F&B zone. The square will be named after the Networking Square Partner – i.e. ‘XXXX’s Square’ Benefits: Branding around the networking square – with ability to add brand flags and literature around the area Four delegate passes for event days of the conference Two additional free tickets for young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event Meeting space within the meeting area Branding on the website and at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Main Stage Session Partner £5,500 (+VAT) Sponsor one of the main event sessions taking place in The Library – we will have a different session partner for each of the eight sessions.Benefits: Chair or Speaker position on your panel Early engagement will enable potential input into the shaping of the panel and conversation Branding on the website and at the event Additional three pull-up stands on the stage during your conference session Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Four delegate passes for the event days of the conference Two additional free tickets for young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the event Exhibition space within the main networking hall Become a partner > Session Three: How The Focus on Social Value is Set To Reshape Procurement Become a partner > Cinema Stage Breakout Session Partner £5,000 (+VAT) Run your own dedicated best practice session within The Cinema Stage to showcase you company’s leadership and knowledge in the industry.Benefits: Run your own dedicated 30-minute session in the Cinema Stage Two Room – a specialist area dedicated to showcaswing best practice and thought leadership for up to 30 people Branding on the website and at the event Additional three pull-up stands on the stage during your conference session Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Four delegate passes for the event days of the conference One additional free ticket for a young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Cinema Stage Breakout Session Partner Become a partner > Video Partner £10,000 (+VAT) This Partner will provide a video that will be played when each main stage session starts and ends. Benefits: Creation and branding of the conference video Branding on the website and at the event Six delegate passes for the event days of the conference One additional free ticket for a young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event Four places at the Awards event One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Report Partner £10,000 (+VAT) Prime branding on the Tomorrow Series Output Report. Benefits: Main braning on the Report Branding on the website and at the event A second foreward along with a 2-page editorial within the report Four delegate passes for event days of the conference One additional free ticket for a young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Your logo will be displayed on the event page of the report One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Roundtable Partner £5,500 (+VAT) Sponsor one of our pre-created roundtable discussions – where circa 10 individuals will join us to discuss selected topics, allowing you to build rapport with potential clients. Benefits: Sponsor one of our pre-created roundtable discussions with high-level client speakers Two spaces on the roundtable for your attendees to join Potential to help shape the conversation and seed others to the roundtable discussion Add literature onto the roundtable Branding on the website and at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Two delegate passes for the event days of the conference One additional free ticket for a young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event Two places at the Awards event One half page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Bespoke Roundtable £5,500 (+VAT) Create your own roundtable discussion – where circa 10 individuals can join you to discuss your own selected topic of conversation. Benefits: Hire the roundtable room to host your own dedicatedroundtable discussion Ownership of the roundtable conversation and speakers Potential to help shape the conversation and seed others to the roundtable discussion Add literature onto the roundtable Branding on the website and at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Two delegate passes for the event days of the conference One additional free ticket for a young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event Two places at the Awards event One half page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Bespoke Roundtable Partner Become a partner > Awards Event Partner £10,000 (+VAT) You will be the main partner of the Awards event. Benefits: Prominent branding at the Awards event Ten tickets at the Awards event Keynote at the Awards event Branding on the website and at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Four delegate passes for event days of the conference One additional free ticket for a young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Individual Award Partner £2,000 (+VAT) Sponsor one of the awards – joining the judging panel and the ability to present the award on the day. Benefits: Branding at the Awards event Ability to run a fringe event to be included in the main event programme Five tickets to the Awards event Sponsorship of one of the awards including award presentation Branding on the website and at the event Two delegate passes for event days of the conference One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Individual Award Partner Become a partner > Individual Award Partner Become a partner > Individual Award Partner Become a partner > Programme Partner £5,000 (+VAT) This package provides branding on the cover of the forum printed programme. Benefits: Branding on the official event programme given to all delegates at the event Branding on the website and at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Two delegate passes for the event days of the conference Two places at the Awards event One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Quarter Programme Advert £250 (+VAT) Quarter page advert within the event programme. Become a partner > Half-page Programme Advert £400 (+VAT) Half-page advert within the event programme.Become a partner > Full Page (Inside Front Cover) £1,000 (+VAT) Full page advert on the inside front cover of the event programme.Become a partner > Full Page (Inside Back Cover) £1,000 (+VAT) Full page advert on the inside back cover of the event programme.Become a partner > Lanyard Partner £5,000 (+VAT) This package will see your logo appear on the lanyard alongside the Tomorrow’s Series logo – given to every attendee, speaker and sponsor at the event. Benefits: Branding on the website and at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Four delegate passes for event days of the conference One additional free ticket for a young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Badge Partner £5,000 (+VAT) This package will see your logo appear on the name badge given to every attendee, speaker and sponsor which will be worn and scanned throughout the two day event. Benefits: Branding on the website and at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Four delegate passes for event day of the conference One additional free ticket for a young people under the age of 25 in your company in the aid of enhancing diversity of conversation at the event One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Registration Partner £2,250 (+VAT) This package will see you brand the registration area of the event – the area where all delegates will pass through to collect their passes and the main entrance to the event area. Branding on the website and at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Two delegate passes for the event days of the conference Two places at the Awards event One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Email Partner £2,250 (+VAT) This package provides prime branding above the fold on all marketing emails promoting the event. Benefits: Branding on the website and at the event Ability to run a fringe event to be included on the main event programme Two delegate passes for the event days of the conference Two places at the Awards event One full page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Social Media Partner £3,000 (+VAT) Jump on the back of the huge social media activity running throughout the event through this package – where you logo will be included in some of our social media posts and dedicated posts around you will be pushed out of the course of the two days. Benefits: Branding on the website and at the event Branding on at least five social media posts per event day across all platforms Sharing of your company social posts across our social media platforms One delegate pass for the event days of the conference Access to photographs and video of the event Become a partner > Meeting Space This package provides access to the event and a space to hold meetings and showcase your services. Benefits include: 1 x Meeting space Branding on the event website and at the event 2 x delegate passes for both event days Half page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Meeting Space Become a partner > Exhibition Package £1,750+VAT Showcase your brand and services in front of hundreds of potential clients by exhibiting – a perfect location to reap the rewards of this high footfall event, gathering new leads and building commercially rewarding relationships. Benefits include: Exhibition space at the event – space only Branding on the event website and at the event 2 x delegate passes for both event days Half page advert in the event programme Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Exhibitor Partner Become a partner > Fringe Event Promotion Partner £1,500+VAT We aim to create a more vibrant and engaging event which will see fringe events run throughout the two day event – from the night before the event kickstarts to the end of the second day. This package enables you to have your fringe event listed on the official event programme to draw traffic and sign-ups to the event. Benefits include: Your fringe event officially promoted within our event programme Two delegate passes for the event days of the conference Early access to the attendee list to contact your target audience in advance to invite to your fringe event Promotional activity across our news and social platforms to publicise your fringe event Branding on the website and at the event Access to photographs and video of the eventBecome a partner > Become a Partner If you’re interested in any of the packages above or if you’re interested in finding out additional information then contact us on: 0113 390 4700 opportunities@built-environment-networking.com Celebrating the very best in construction and development – our Festival of Achievement LIVE! at Tomorrow’s Procurement @ The Custard Factory will showcase organisations, individuals and collaboration work on projects which is leading the way in delivering sustainable and inclusive development through a positive procurement process. 15:30-16:30 – Exclusive Pre-Awards Drinks Service Head to The Custard Factory where we’ll be hosting a few drinks ahead of the main awards ceremony. 16:30-18:30 – Festival of Achievement Drinks Reception LIVE! Award ceremony begins from 4.30pm, with drinks available to purchase and a special keynote speaker. Dress code for the evening is business causal. Keynote Speaker: Moe Ali,Asset Manager The Awards deadline has now passed – here are the awards which we’ll be announcing winners for (shortlist to be announced shortly): Individual Awards Outstanding Contribution to Procurement Social Value Trailblazer Net Zero Champion Project Awards Social Value Project (Sponsored by Faithful+Gould) Net Zero Project (Sponsored by London Construction Group) Innovative Procurement Project Public Sector Procurement Project Company Awards Procurement Services Provider of the Year Contractor of the Year (Sponsored by Pick Everard) Architect of the Year Consultancy of the Year We are set to have 80 speakers joining us across the two days – with the key decision makers and influencers from a number of local authorities, housebuilders, NHS Trusts, Universities, developers and more in attendance. Here’s an overview of the speakers confirmed to date: James Manning,Social Impact Lead Kelly Thomas,Social Value & Fundraising Manager Stephen Walters,Head of Category – Construction Jason Longhurst,UK Head of Sustainable Investment and Partnerships Adwoa Owusu-Banahene,Director Andrew Cubitt,Procurement & Supply Chain Director Karen Carter,Head of Delivery Martin Traynor OBE,Small Business Crown Representative Crown Commercial Service The CCS is one of the biggest players in the UK’s procurement sector. Ahead of the event we’ve been hearing from one of the events guest speakers – Stephen Walters, Head of Category at the Crown Commercial Service – about what they’re looking forward to at Tomorrow’s Procurement. Sarah Knight,Head of Development Jonathan Green,Head of Commercial – Green Home Grant Programme Jo Potts,Head of Sustainable Procurement Pete Gladwell,Social Impact and Investment Director Michael Johnson,Environment and Sustainability Lead Emma Briggs,Procurement Director Professor Jane Lynch,Director – Centre of Public Value Procurement Darren Moore,Head of Category – Offsite Construction Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Thames Valley Housing is a Registered Social Landlord providing over 15,000 affordable homes across London and the South East. Ahead of the event we’ve been hearing from one of the events guest speakers – Emma Briggs, Procurement Director at Thames Valley Housing – about why they are attending Tomorrow’s Procurement. Elizabeth Froude,Group Chief Executive Neil Barker,Regional Director Gemma Peglar,Associate Director, Pre-Construction Will Burkitt,Head of Local Government Sector David Smith,Board Member Sara Lawton,Director Phil Blackmore,Regional Procurement Manager Tony Woods,Technical Manager – Construction & Sustainability Lisa Bliss,Commercial Business Partner Claude Hendrickson,Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Associate, Accredited Community Led Housing Advisor Jim Beestone,HSES Projects Partner – Bids and Communications Clare Chamberlain,Head of Construction Category – Works Balfour BeattyBalfour Beatty is a leading international infrastructure group. They finance, develop, build and maintain the vital infrastructure that we all depend on.Ahead of the event we’ve been hearing from one of the events guest speakers – Jim Beestone,HSES Projects Partner – Bids and Communications – about why they are attending Tomorrow’s Procurement. Sophie Quenby,Head of Consortium Services Glen Combe,Head of Sourcing (Technology) Elvira Uyarra,Director of the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research Lesley Penton,Partnerships Director Juliet Nicholas,Energy and Sustainability Manager, Property Services Olivia Sutcliffe,Founder Haydn Brown,Procurement Head of Category (Place) Jonathan Parker,Head of Construction Peter Greaves,Partner Sara Vasey,Head of Procurement James Hunter,Head of Procurement Gerard Toplass,CEO Kate Mills,Head of Bid Management Robin Polding,Research Commercialisation Policy Lead Jacob Wilson,Head of Design Alison Watson,Founder and Chief Executive James Grainger,Head of Channel John Reid,Managing Director Katy Harris,Director of Preconstruction Guy Stapleford,Head of Consultancy Services Chair: Peter Masonbrook,Head of Social Value Neil Maher,Chair Faye Dolan, National Framework Manager Rick Lawrence,Partnerships Director Professor David Mosey,Centre of Construction Law & Dispute Resolution Jessica Munn,Framework and Partnership Lead Max Scrymgeour,Head of Procurement Sam Markey,Ecosystem Director – Place Leadership Connected Places CatapultThe Connected Places Catapult is the UK government’s innovation agency for cities, transport and place leadership.Ahead of the event we’ve been hearing from one of the events guest speakers – Sam Markey,Ecosystem Director – Place Leadership – about why they will be talking about at Tomorrow’s Procurement. John Sharp,Energy Team Lead, Estates & Property Steve Sanders,Head of Development Melissa King,Senior Category Lead – Construction and Infrastructure Mike Bilko,Pre- Construction Director Amardeep Gill,Partner – Head of Public Sector Hao Zheng,Founder & CEO James Buckley-Walker,Partner Pavanjit Devsi,Director of Procurement and Contracts Rebecca Hartshorn,UK Framework Director Ben Jones,Regional Manager Sarah Meek,Managing Director Craig Owen,Director Anna Mimms,Head of Service – Employment, Skills & Adult Education Eleanor Clarke,Partner Stuart Brown,Associate Ashley Robinson,Technical Director Stacie-Ann Fongo,Director – Procurement and Supply Chain David Geddes,Director We have a high number of attendees at this event – with over 1,000 delegates expecting. Here’s an overview of some of those companies who’ll be represented at the event: 3PM 24/Three A2Dominion Group Accent Group AECOM ALDI Allerdale Borough Council Ambulance Estates Group Ampers and Partners Amtico Arcadrail ASAP Fire Systems ASDA Association for Consultancy and Engineering Aura Balfour Beatty Baxall Construction BCM Construction Be First Regeneration Birmingham City Council Bloom Procurement Services Boston Borough Council Bradford City Council BRE Group Brighton and Hove City Council British Land BSN Group Building Better Business Moves Business Moves Group Cabinet Office Cardiff Council Cardiff University Carney CDM Cartwright Communications CBRE CGMS Chartered Institute of Procurement Cheshire Constabulary Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service CIPS City of Wolverhampton Council Clancy Consulting Clarion Housing Group Class Of Your Own Cleveland Steel and Tubes Climate Impact Partners Connected Places Catapult Consortium Procurement Construction Constellia Construct ID Coventry City Council Crown Commercial Service CUBE Competition Cuttle Construction Dandara Defence Science and Technology Laboratory Delap and Waller Denbighshire County Council Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Derby City Council Devon County Council Dominvs Group Doncaster Council Drax Group Dyer and Butler Efficiency North Elementa Consulting EN:Procure Essex County Council Eurovia Evolve Apprenticeships FAAC Faithful+Gould Far East Consortium Fedha Gate Enterprise Fiera Real Estate Focus Consultants FORE Partnerships G15 Gardiner and Theobald Gemini Commercial Cleaning Geotechnical Engineering Get Living GIA Godwin Developments Gowling WLG GRAHAM Grosvenor HBD Henry Boot Construction Herts Living HLS McConnell Hollis HS2 Hydro Building Solutions Igloo Regeneration Inner Circle Consulting Introba Jamieson Contracting Japanese Knotweed Ltd JBA Consulting J Murphy and Sons John Sisk and Son Kenex Tramslink Kent County Council Kier Property King’s College London Laing O’Rourke LCR Leeds Community Homes Legal and General Lendlease LHC Lindum Linear Design and Construct Lloyds Banking Group London Borough of Barking and Dagenham London Borough of Enfield London Borough of Haringey London Construction Programme London Legacy Development Corporation Loop LUC Make Architects Market Infras Solaire Consulting Trovex Mace Magna Housing Make Architects Manchester City Council Manchester Metropolitan University Mates in Mind McAvoy McAvoy Group McCarthy Stone McLaughlin and Harvey Meridian Water Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Moneypenny Morgan Sindall Mott MacDonald Mozer Consulting Mulalley and Company Mynott Bowers National Ambulance Estates Group National Grid National Highways National Police Estates Group NESTA Network Rail Newforma Newport City Homes NHS NHS Shared Business Services NHS Wales Shared Services North East London NHS Foundation Trust North East Procurement Organisation North Wales Construction Partnership North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust Nottingham City Council Nottingham Community Housing Association Notting Hill Genesis Novus Property Solutions Openreach Oval Real Estate Oxford City Council Oxfordshire County Council O’Brien Contractors Pagabo Panattoni Perfect Circle Pick Everard Places for People Platform Housing Portakabin Portsmouth City Council PPAC ID Procurement for Housing Procurement Hub Procure Partnerships Framework Progress Housing Prologis Prosper QB Technology Quintain Reds10 Regenda Resolution Interiors Restore Digital RG Carter Rise Construction Framework Riverside Group RoboK RPS Safety Schemes in Procurement Scape Group SCF Frameworks Schneider Electric Seddon Sellafield Senate Group Shropshire Council Silence Hurn Building Consultancy SLR Consulting Social Value Portal Soldo Soldo Software South and East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership South Coast Stone South East Consortium South Gloucestershire Council South Holland District Council South West Procurement Alliance Space and Place Speller Metcalfe Staffordshire County Council Stantec Strata Homes Stride Treglown Sunbelt Rentals SVM Sweco Sypro T&B Contractors Telcom Tesco Thames Estuary Growth Board Thames Gateway Tramlink The 55 Group The Ambitious Group Thirteen Group Thrive Homes Tilbury Douglas Toledo Marchetti TopHat Transport for London Trant Engineering UK Business Council for Sustainable Development UKREiiF University of Manchester Van Elle Vectos VolkerWessels VU.CITY Wagstaff Interiors Waldeck Wales and West Utilities Wates Watkin Jones Welsh Procurement Alliance Wildfox Resorts Willmott Dixon Willmott Dixon Interiors WSP Wythenshawe Community Housing Group Young Professionals in Social Value Visit Planner There are many places to stay across the city of Birmingham, listed below are hotels which are in close proximity to the Custard Factory. Aparthotel Adagio Birmingham City Centre – B5 6DR The hotel offers comfortable and carefully furnished studios and one-bedroom apartments, with fully equipped kitchen, living area with a flat-screen TV and free WIFI. Breakfast, fitness room, laundry room, snacks & mini bar at reception are also available for guests. 8 mins walk from the Custard Factory. Address: 131 Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 6DR Booking Details: To book, please do this directly with the hotel via this webpage: Aparthotel Adagio Birmingham City Centre – ALL (accor.com) Travelodge Birmingham Central Bull Ring – B5 4SG The Birmingham Central Bull Ring hotel has been extensively refurbished with all areas of the hotel modernised, including bedrooms and shower rooms. 12 mins walk from the Custard Factory. Address: Upper Dean Street, B5 4SG Booking Details: To book, please do this directly with the hotel via this webpage: Travelodge Birmingham Central Bull Ring Hotel – Book Now Comfort Inn Birmingham – B5 4DY Tucked into the heart of the city, the Comfort Inn Birmingham welcomes guests visiting the Midlands. With its quaint red brick Victorian building retaining much of its original charm, including its original pull cage lift. 15 mins walk from the Custard Factory. Address: Station Street, Birmingham, B5 4DY Booking Details: To book, please do this directly with the hotel via this webpage Comfort Inn Birmingham – Hotel in Birmingham, United Kingdom (choicehotels.com) Travelodge Birmingham Central Moor Street – B4 7SS The newly refurbished hotel is based in the heart of Birmingham. All rooms include our complimentary tea and coffee making facilities and hand, hair & body wash in our refurbished shower rooms. 16 mins walk from the Custard Factory Address: Carrs Lane, Birmingham, B4 7SS Booking Details: To book, please do this directly with the hotel via this webpage Travelodge Birmingham Central Moor Street Hotel – New Design Tickets Tickets are not currently available for this event. Details Start Date:Tuesday, 7th March 2023Start Time:0800hrsEnd Date:Wednesday, 8th March 2023End Time:1700hrs Venue The Custard FactoryGibb Street, Deritend, Birmingham, UK+ Google Map View our ticket T&Cs. 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