Buildings
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Epic Campus is releasing multimillion-pound trade packages to regional suppliers. Gilbert-Ash is bringing scaffolding, brickwork, drylining, electrical, ventilation, fit-out, and materials opportunities to market as phased construction advances.
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HB Reavis has recast One Waterloo around large-scale structural reuse. The mixed-use proposal targets a 75% embodied-carbon reduction while adding hotels, housing, student accommodation, workspace, retail, leisure, and new pedestrian routes.
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Hill will lead Lewisham’s long-term strategic development partnership across sites. The ten-year arrangement starts with affordable housing at Thomas’ Lane Yard and Achilles Street while retaining council approval at project level.
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Wates has entered a pre-construction agreement for Hackney’s Britannia scheme. The contractor is assessing four unfinished residential buildings as the council prepares to restart work after Ardmore’s collapse.
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Skanska has signed Prague Gateway DC’s CZK2.1 billion construction contract. The package covers site infrastructure, foundations, the precast frame, and non-IT systems for a 26MW campus planned for more than 2,000 racks.
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Eiffage has secured healthcare construction contracts worth €132 million combined. The awards cover Angers University Hospital and a new RE2020-compliant hospital in Avallon, spanning structure, building services, low-carbon materials, and energy systems.
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Beaufort House remediation has cleared a major Building Safety gateway. The £4.5m Bristol programme combines fire-safety work with fabric-first retrofit while all 87 homes remain occupied.
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Kier and Tilbury Douglas secure two major English school programmes. Preconstruction appointments cover a £77m RAAC-affected redevelopment in London and a £31m rebuilding programme in Eastbourne.
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Devonshire Homes entered administration with trade debts exceeding £35 million. Subcontractors and suppliers face substantial exposure as administrators work through the regional housebuilder’s remaining sites and assets.
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Morgan Sindall has secured Plymouth Civic Centre’s first construction phase. The £6.49m package moves the Grade II-listed tower into physical delivery while later high-rise works continue through design and regulation.