Contracts
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Comsa has signed for a major Croatian rail upgrade covering 44km of line, second-track works, station improvements, and signalling renewal, with EU backing supporting the scheme.
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Nine school schemes have moved into main construction under the latest School Rebuilding Programme wave, with Bowmer & Kirkland, Galliford Try, Morgan Sindall, and REDS10 taking the work across England.
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Vossloh has secured supply and maintenance contracts for high-speed turnouts on Belgium’s HSL 1, linking infrastructure renewal with longer-term condition monitoring and lifecycle service.
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A Hill International-led team has been appointed as general contract engineer for Poland’s new national airport, taking on one of the most influential programme management roles in the Port Polska scheme.
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Prague’s Metro D has moved into its next build phase. A new contract clears the way for three stations and almost 6km of tunnels on the city’s expanding automated line.
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Salisbury’s affordable housing pipeline is gaining new institutional backing now. A fresh agreement will take the affordable total at St Peter’s Place to 365 homes, with delivery continuing across the next three years.
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VINCI has secured a major Czech motorway package through Eurovia. The final D11 section combines road, bridge, and tunnel work on a strategically important corridor to Poland.
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McLaughlin & Harvey has secured Dumfries’ main flood defence contract. The award combines resilience works and public realm upgrades in a project that will reshape the River Nith corridor.
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Tameside and Sefton have both opened new highways procurement rounds. Together the frameworks are worth about £99m and point to continuing local-authority demand for repair, drainage, and maintenance capability.
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Graham has strengthened its residential pipeline across southern England significantly. Its appointment to six SNG framework lots ties the contractor to a 10-year programme targeting 25,000 homes.