A global real estate and facilities services provider saw a Crown Commercial Service procurement as an opportunity to grow its presence in the UK public sector, targeting a Total Facilities Management contract at a critical government facility. 50 Degrees was brought in to help sharpen the client’s offer, shape their overall solution, and develop a compelling bid aligned to commissioner expectations.

50 Degrees partnered with a long term workplace and facilities partner to develop a facilities management proposition for the National Archives estate. The commissioner placed significant emphasis on social value, prioritising carbon reduction, net zero, diversity, and apprenticeships. We worked closely with our client's ESG and apprenticeship teams to create a series of engaging and fully compliant responses that addressed these priorities, ensuring they were reflective of the unique requirements of a sensitive heritage site and its small workforce.

A global impact and management consultancy, were looking to secure a place on the UK Government’s Management Consultancy Framework 4 (MCF4). Following an earlier unsuccessful attempt, they reached out to 50 Degrees to help shape and strengthen their resubmission. Our client's primary goal was to achieve CCS accreditation and unlock new routes to market across UK central government, arm’s-length bodies, and wider public-sector clients.