Contracts
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National Grid has placed £624m across regional infrastructure supply contracts. The five-year awards cover 78 companies, including 69 SMEs, supporting maintenance and enhancement work across England and Wales.
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John F Hunt has started piling work at 45 Moorfields. The phase follows demolition and enabling works and includes basement construction, foundations, and phased public-realm delivery on the constrained City of London site.
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CPR has secured Network Rail’s new Scotland-wide surfacing framework contract. The single-supplier arrangement has an estimated £39m potential workload over five years, with three optional one-year extensions and no committed minimum spend.
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Sky has secured planning permission for its new Livingston campus. GRAHAM will deliver the 21,000m² workplace for around 3,000 staff, with an ultra-low-energy design, renewable power, and occupation planned for summer 2029.
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GRAHAM will rebuild Cranbourne Secondary School under England’s national programme. The reported £50m project replaces seven buildings, including RAAC-affected blocks, with a 10,000 sq m education and sports facility.
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Bridgestone Construction is progressing Anchor’s £18m Park House development scheme. The 90-home later-living project has entered RIBA Stage 4 under a pre-construction agreement ahead of a planned early-2027 start.
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Heddle Construction has secured Quanterness wind farm’s £14m civils package. The Orkney contract covers design, civil engineering, and electrical infrastructure ahead of turbine installation at the 28.8MW project.
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Network Rail has begun a £40m overhaul beside Leeds station. Willmott Dixon is refurbishing Princes Exchange for rail-sector teams and commercial occupiers, with completion scheduled for June 2027.
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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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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.