MFMac secures seven lots on public sector legal framework

MFMac secures seven lots on public sector legal framework

Ruth McCallister

Morton Fraser MacRoberts (MFMac) has been named as a supplier on Government Commercial Agency’s RM6374 - Legal Panel for Public Sector framework, securing appointment across seven lots.

MFMac has delivered legal services through the previous GCA public sector Frameworks since 2018, supporting organisations across central and local government, health and social care, housing and the wider public sector.

This reappointment significantly expands the firm’s offering. MFMac has been named on the following Lots:

  • Lot 1a - full legal service provision for all public sector
  • Lot 1b - full legal service provision for local government and local communities (including housing and charity sectors)
  • Lot 1c - Full legal service provision for health and social care
  • Lot 2- focused legal support
  • Lot 3 - litigation and disputes
  • Lot 4 - project and complex advice including PPP
  • Lot 5 -transport and rail

Ruth McCallister, director of key clients, BD and tenders at MFMac, said: “Access to trusted legal advice is more important than ever as organisations navigate increasing complexity while continuing to deliver essential services and value for the public purse.

“The most effective legal support comes from advisers who understand the pressures clients are under and can provide practical, commercially focused advice when it matters most. Having worked alongside public sector clients for many years, we understand the challenges they face and the importance of responsive, pragmatic advice that helps them make informed decisions with confidence.

“Through this framework, we will continue to partner closely with clients, drawing on our sector knowledge and multidisciplinary expertise to support complex challenges while delivering meaningful social value for the communities we all serve.

“We look forward to continuing to support existing clients and building new relationships through the Framework in the years ahead.”

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