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STATES OF JERSEY

ANNUAL PROCUREMENT REPORT – TOP 100 SUPPLIERS 2022

Presented to the States on 13th September 2023 by the Minister for Treasury and Resources

STATES GREFFE

2023  R.138

REPORT

P.56/2020 Putting Jersey businesses first (as amended) required the Minister to "present an annual procurement report to the States Assembly detailing expenditure by the States of Jersey of the top 100 Suppliers by value across goods and services, identifying those with an on-island presence, from off-Island suppliers".

The table below shows the expenditure for the top 100 suppliers in 2022. This amounts to £218,664,923 in comparison to 2021's spend of £239,133,979.

Work concluded with RokFCC, the joint venture party leading the Our Hospital Project; investment into the New Healthcare facilities programme will look to target more construction activity to the on-island supply chain acknowledging certain competencies will still be required from the off-island suppliers. Likewise, the development of le Quennevais by RoK Construct (2017) Limited will conclude 2023 as the building will be complete.

The recent Financial Recovery Programme is focussed upon outsourced servicers such as Holt Doctors and a continued drive to isolate "value for money" has identified the need to review in depth various professional service commitments.

The total expenditure by supplier is as follows:

 

Pos.

Supplier Name

Country

Total Spend

Sector

1

ROK FCC JV

JE

£12,357,520

Construction  and facilities management

2

Family  Nursing  &  Home Care

JE

£9,490,268

Health and Community care

3

Holt Doctors

UK

£9,420,154

Health and Community care

4

Deloitte LLP

UK

£8,212,023

IT and Change services

5

Rok Construct (2017) Ltd

JE

£7,796,432

Construction  and facilities management

6

Insurance  Corporation  of the CI Ltd

GG

£5,955,366

Legal / insurance

7

Bytes Software Services

UK

£5,857,394

IT and Change services

8

CT Plus Jersey Limited

JE

£5,645,256

Other

9

Uni Hospital Southampton NHS FT

UK

£5,592,413

Health and Community care

10

Jersey Electricity

JE

£4,953,064

Utilities

11

JT Group

JE

£4,782,887

Telecommunications

12

Logicalis  Channel  Islands Ltd

JE

£4,409,051

IT and Change services

13

BDO Limited

JE

£3,908,809

IT and Change services

14

Brenwal Ltd

JE

£3,875,847

Construction  and facilities management

15

1st Recruitment Limited

JE

£3,770,791

Other

 

16

Peter  Green  Builders (2018) Limited

JE

£3,614,214

Construction  and facilities management

17

Tutela (Jersey) Limited

JE

£3,499,636

Health and Community care

18

Pallot Tarmac (2002) Ltd

JE

£3,484,132

Construction  and facilities management

19

Style Shopfitting Co Ltd

JE

£3,257,874

Construction  and facilities management

20

Prosperity Group Limited

JE

£3,057,348

IT and Change services

21

Ernst & Young

UK

£2,991,728

IT and Change services

22

Marbral Advisory Limited

JE

£2,873,160

IT and Change services

23

A  C  Mauger  &  Son (Sunwin) Ltd

JE

£2,843,243

Construction  and facilities management

24

Camerons Ltd

JE

£2,733,614

Construction  and facilities management

25

Oxford  University Hospitals NHS FT

UK

£2,616,024

Health and Community care

26

M S I Group Ltd

UK

£2,337,720

IT and Change services

27

Amalgamated  Facilities Management

JE

£2,330,036

Construction  and facilities management

28

Geomarine Ltd

JE

£2,261,886

Construction  and facilities management

29

Triverto Limited

JE

£2,097,465

IT and Change services

30

Autism Jersey

JE

£2,008,598

Health and Community care

31

Microsoft Ltd

UK

£1,975,871

IT and Change services

32

Credera Limited

UK

£1,961,493

IT and Change services

33

Rok Construction Limited

JE

£1,946,843

Construction  and facilities management

34

LV Care group

JE

£1,926,175

Health and Community care

35

JB Fabrication (Wrexham) Ltd

UK

£1,925,196

Construction  and facilities management

36

Acer Bespoke Limited

JE

£1,917,064

Construction  and facilities management

37

Channel Islands COOP

JE

£1,915,499

Health and Community care

38

Cedar Recruitment Ltd

UK

£1,826,372

Other

39

Jersey Electricity

JE

£1,789,282

Utilities

40

IMS MAXIMS

UK

£1,776,330

IT and Change services

41

Matchtech Group UK Ltd

UK

£1,700,162

IT and Change services

42

G4S  Secure  Solutions (Jersey) Limited

JE

£1,634,911

Construction  and facilities management

43

Mace Consultancy (Jersey) Limited

JE

£1,565,426

Construction  and facilities management

44

Brian Blandin Limited

JE

£1,536,026

Construction  and facilities management

45

WSP UK Limited

UK

£1,503,896

IT and Change services

 

46

Qiagen Ltd

UK

£1,452,779

Health and Community care

47

The  Care  Hub  Jersey Limited

JE

£1,442,647

Health and Community care

48

Jersey  AVS  Corporate Services Limited

JE

£1,404,210

IT and Change services

49

Gentle Care Limited

JE

£1,392,281

Health and Community care

50

Field Systems Designs Ltd

UK

£1,354,076

Construction  and facilities management

51

A A L Recycling Ltd

JE

£1,331,480

Construction  and facilities management

52

4Health  Home  Care Agency

JE

£1,300,411

Health and Community care

53

Positive Steps Limited

JE

£1,278,185

Health and Community care

54

SAP (UK) Ltd

UK

£1,277,851

IT and Change services

55

Virtuoso IT Limited

UK

£1,261,743

IT and Change services

56

P W C

JE

£1,254,323

IT and Change services

57

Gama Aviation (UK) Ltd

UK

£1,247,771

Health and Community care

58

TXM Healthcare

UK

£1,231,989

Health and Community care

59

SureCloud Limited

UK

£1,201,478

IT and Change services

60

ASL  International Recruitment Limited

JE

£1,134,920

Other

61

New  Horizons  Support Services Limited

JE

£1,104,938

Health and Community care

62

Jersey Post Ltd

JE

£1,102,237

Other

63

D B Cummins (Jersey) Ltd

JE

£1,084,526

Construction  and facilities management

64

Jersey Hospice Care

JE

£1,038,087

Health and Community care

65

Cambrette Care & Nursing Services

JE

£1,002,211

Health and Community care

66

Globe Locums

UK

£948,870

Health and Community care

67

Quality  Protects  Children Limited

UK

£948,709

Health and Community care

68

Les Amis

JE

£926,503

Health and Community care

69

Faithful & Gould

UK

£924,836

Construction  and facilities management

70

Data Torque Limited

NZ

£921,895

IT and Change services

71

Complete Facilities Ltd

JE

£914,558

Construction  and facilities management

72

Colus Ltd

UK

£909,631

Construction  and facilities management

 

73

Palm  Springs  Nursing  & Care Services

JE

£900,190

Health and Community care

74

Cambridge  University Hospitals NHS Trust

UK

£898,541

Health and Community care

75

Evergreen  Homecare Services Limited

JE

£877,667

Health and Community care

76

Les Amis

JE

£870,791

Health and Community care

77

E  Mcgarragle  Building Svcs Ltd

JE

£864,405

Construction  and facilities management

78

National Locums

UK

£857,457

Health and Community care

79

Day Webster Ltd.

UK

£856,283

IT and Change services

80

Simply Change Ltd

UK

£842,000

IT and Change services

81

Proxima

UK

£825,296

IT and Change services

82

Green Park

UK

£816,095

Other

83

Island Energy

JE

£813,328

Construction  and facilities management

84

Apogee  Corporation (Jersey) Limited

JE

£812,697

Other

85

Profreight C I

UK

£807,426

Other

86

Aviva Health UK Limited

UK

£804,469

Health and Community care

87

InterSystems

UK

£793,934

IT and Change services

88

Plumbing  &  Heating Service Ltd

JE

£790,472

Construction  and facilities management

89

Dell Corporation Ltd

UK

£787,145

IT and Change services

90

Drain IT Ltd

JE

£765,004

Construction  and facilities management

91

Modis  International Limited

UK

£763,250

IT and Change services

92

Jersey Water

JE

£759,322

Utilities

93

Ortho Clinical Diagnostics

UK

£753,218

Health and Community care

94

Turner & Townsend

UK

£753,204

Construction  and facilities management

95

Bridewell Consulting Ltd

UK

£751,148

IT and Change services

96

J C F Cleaners Co Ltd

JE

£729,832

Construction  and facilities management

97

Aon Solutions UK Limited

UK

£718,319

IT and Change services

98

Petroleum  Distributors (Jersey) Ltd

JE

£714,503

Other

99

Cygnet Health Care

UK

£713,601

Health and Community care

100

Switchshop Limited

UK

£697,682

Construction  and facilities management

The total expenditure by location is as follows:

 

Location

2021 (£)

%

2022 (£)

%

JE

£148,942,725

62.28%

£135,892,085

62.15%

UK

£79,691,552

33.33%

£75,895,577

34.71%

GG

£8,649,479

3.62%

£5,955,366

2.72%

NZ

£1,051,755

0.44%

£921,895

0.42%

FR

£798,468

0.33%

 

 

Grand Total

£239,133,979

100%

£218,664,923

100%

To assist in the translation of this report, the sector of which the company works for has been incorporated. For 2022, 84% of the top 100 supplier's expenditure resides within 3 main sectors, Construction and facilities management, Health and Community care and IT and change services, noting that IT and change services span the whole of Government inclusive of Health and non-ministerial departments.

 

Sector

2021 (£)

%

2022 (£)

%

Construction  and  facilities management

£65,644,670

27.45%

£67,013,298

30.65%

Health and Community care

£78,060,332

33.64%

£58,460,082

26.74%

IT and Change services

£41,102,305

17.19%

£58,321,325

26.67%

Grand Total

£184,807,307

78%

£183,794,705

84%

Progress on the other P.56 requirements:  

P.56/2020  (as  amended)  also  agreed  that  other  improvements  should be  made  to "support the Island's social and economic recovery from the Covid-19 crisis by seeking to maximise the amount of goods and services that the States of Jersey procures from on-Island suppliers where it is legal and practical to do so". The following paragraph summarises the progress made.

The Government of Jersey has developed its Social Value Standard as part of the commercial transformation activities. This Standard covers the wider economic, social and environmental impact of Government's commercial activity and how it benefits our Island and our people. It also looks at how potential barriers to entry for on-Island, Micro-Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), not-for profit and Voluntary, Charity and Social Enterprises (VCSEs) can be reduced.

The Social Value Standard sets out key principles and values, the Government's Social Value approach and the additional benefits that can be delivered through Social Value. As a result, the Government is encouraging the consistent consideration of Social Value and sustainability, alongside quality and price, throughout its commercial processes, particularly when evaluating bids, to ensure that the best value for money is obtained in the round for our whole Island community.

The Social Value approach makes a strong commitment to sustainable wellbeing and aligns  with  both  the  Jersey  Performance  Framework  and  the  United  Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

A Community of Practice has also been established with members across Government of Jersey, with four meetings held in 2022, in collaboration with local charities and social enterprises. The aim of the workshops is to share best practice, market trends and insights related to Social Value and sustainability from both the Island and external organisations.

Commercial Services are fully committed to continuously improving the Government's Social Value approach, which we have continued to do throughout 2023.

For more information, please see the Social Value through Procurement' section of Government of Jersey's Annual Report and Accounts 2022 Appendix 2: Sustainability Report.

Conclusion

Spend continues to be predominantly on island, making up 62% of the top 100 suppliers spend. The top three sectors utilised remain the same as in 2021, however Health and Community care has moved down to second place with the reduction in COVID related work. These three sectors make up 84% of spend within the top 100 suppliers, an increase of 7% from 2021.

Minister for Treasury and Resources  Aug/2023