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National Highways: Scheme Delivery Framework (SDF)

National Highways Website

The Supply Chain School provides Supply Chain Development Training for SDF suppliers and contractors.

These webinars and workshops to increase understanding, skills and performance on several key sustainability issues.

Supply Chain Training Sessions 2023-26

Session Recordings and Slide links are listed below.

View forthcoming Training on the School’s Events search bar – type in SDF to view the programme ahead

2026

  • Supplier Development System: Building Capability for RIS 3 – SDF Webinar Recording and Slides 
  • Road Investment Strategy: Building on Success – SDF Webinar Recording and Slides

2025

2024

2023

2022

  • SDF Collaborative Working workshop Miro Board from 19th January 2022. Click here.
  • SDF Sustainable Procurement workshop slides from 22nd February 2022. Click here.
  • SDF Social Value workshop slides from 30th March 2022. Click here.
  • SDF Waste and Resource Efficiency workshop slides from 6th April 2022. Click here.
  • SDF Business Ethics workshop slides from 5th May 2022. Click here.
  • SDF Designing out Carbon workshop slides from 23rd June 2022. Click here.
  • SDF Biodiversity workshop slides from 7th September 2022. Click here.
  • SDF Lean Construction workshop Miro Board from 13th September 2022. Click here.
  • SDF Modern Slavery workshop slides from 13th October 2022. Click here.
  • SDF Wellbeing workshop slides from 23rd November 2022. Click here.
  • SDF FIR training workshop slides from 8th December 2022. Click here.

 

The National Highways Scheme Delivery Framework (SDF), established in 2021, brought together 50 supply chain partners to carry out up to £3.6 billion worth of renewals to keep England’s motorways and major A roads running safely and smoothly over a 6 year period it is now in an interim settlement in preparation for SDF 2. The School also provided training for the National Highways Pavement Delivery Framework (PDF), announced in 2022, which brought together 12 supply chain partners to carry out up to £1.3 billion worth of contracts to maintain road surfaces on motorways and A roads in England.