Nottingham Trent University Saves £159,345 on Their Water Contract
Nottingham Trent University cut water utility costs by £53,115 annually, delivering £159,345 in savings over three years with Water Plus. This success was delivered via The University of Essex Utility Supply and Energy Management Solutions framework managed by Dukefield Energy, giving education providers access to compliant, strategic procurement solutions that go beyond process and price.
Delivering Value for NHS Wales Through the PPE Framework
Dukefield Procurement worked closely with NHS Wales and their primary incumbent supplier, Medline, to facilitate pricing and service discussions through the Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust PPE, Uniform & Workwear, Footwear, Healthcare garments, Procedure Packs and Associated Services Framework.
London South Bank University
Using the framework enabled the University to access four fully vetted suppliers offering national availability and provision. Satisfied that all desired benefits would be achieved, LSBU awarded the contract to Verifile who provide a UK-based service offering that enables the background screening of students or staff from every corner of the globe.
The Schools of King Edward VI in Birmingham
The Trust secured 36-month fixed gas and 100% renewable electricity contracts through Dukefield Energy, resulting in savings of over £160,000 per year (£480,000 over the full term). Dukefield Energy also provides ongoing support, including bill validation, consumption monitoring, query management, and energy-efficiency guidance.
Derby College
Derby College secured around £115,000 in annual gas and electricity savings, £345,000 over three years, plus an additional £12,000 contract efficiency from reduced supply capacity after using Dukefield Energy through the framework. Dukefield Energy managed the full procurement process, advising on optimal timing, analysing tender results, and guiding the College to the most advantageous contracts.