Contracts



  • Financial close advances £530m Fallowfield redevelopment

    Financial close advances Manchester’s £530m Fallowfield accommodation redevelopment towards construction. The 3,300-room programme combines Passivhaus certification, modern methods of construction, and a 50-year delivery and operating partnership.


  • Financial close advances £530m Fallowfield redevelopment

    Dhekelia received the first 46 homes under the APOLLO programme. The £48m Cyprus contract combines seismic resilience, comfort cooling, solar power, heat pumps, and electric vehicle charging.


  • HS2 resets contracts across two major civils packages

    HS2 has reset two major civil engineering contracts after overruns. The revised EKFB and Align agreements cover more than 100km and introduce stronger cost and schedule incentives.


  • Siemens lands €308m Romanian signalling programme

    Romania will modernise 560 kilometres of ageing railway signalling infrastructure. Siemens leads a consortium covering stations, level crossings, control centres, and more than 2,000 signals.


  • Brenner main tunnels break through border

    Twin breakthroughs connect Austria and Italy beneath the Brenner Pass. The milestone links both running tunnels after years of excavation from opposite sides of the border.


  • Financial close advances £530m Fallowfield redevelopment

    Twenty two teams will develop sites for renewed energetics capacity. The feasibility programme is intended to lead into design and construction of at least six factories.


  • Watkin Jones adds £60m retrofit pipeline

    Watkin Jones has secured six contracts across retrofit and hospitality. Five awards cover student accommodation remediation and improvement, while a sixth advances an Oxford city centre aparthotel.


  • H.I.G. acquires Avove for infrastructure growth

    Avove enters private equity ownership as regulated infrastructure investment accelerates. H.I.G. Capital plans to support organic expansion and acquisitions across the contractor’s water, wastewater, and power operations.


  • Hospital 2.0 partnerships move into delivery

    Eleven hospital partnerships move England’s standardised construction programme into delivery. The agreements pair NHS trusts with major contractors through a repeatable model intended to improve design consistency, procurement certainty, and productivity across the New Hospital Programme.


  • Ferrovial construction order book reaches €18bn

    Ferrovial’s construction order book reached a record eighteen billion euros. Poland and Spain together account for more than one third of the secured workload.