Contracts



  • AtkinsRéalis joins Yorkshire Water AMP8 framework

    AtkinsRéalis will support Yorkshire Water’s strategic AMP8 infrastructure programme delivery. Its role extends from feasibility and modelling through to construction-ready design, commissioning, and on-site support.


  • Merseyrail appoints 11 contractors to construction framework

    Merseyrail has appointed eleven contractors to its new construction framework. The agreement covers stations, civil engineering, building services, utilities, communications, and work beside the operational railway.


  • Pagabo opens £1.5bn medium works framework race

    Pagabo is preparing a £1.5bn framework for medium public works. The four-year agreement will cover projects valued at up to £15m and is expected to begin in January 2027.


  • Marlborough starts first Medway highways scheme

    Marlborough Highways has secured its first Medway Council highways scheme. The £375,000 Rainham project covers resurfacing, drainage, ducting, footways, lighting, signage, and street furniture.


  • Heath Town housing reaches first-brick milestone

    Keon Homes has reached first-brick stage at Heath Town development. The £28m brownfield scheme will provide 32 council apartments within a wider five-site regeneration programme.


  • HS2 works trigger full M42 closures

    HS2 construction will close major sections of the M42 motorway. The weekend possession will support bridge-beam installation and deck work at two complex road–rail interfaces.


  • PALFINGER wins 64-crane East Anglia order

    PALFINGER will supply 64 cranes for East Anglia TWO turbines. Each unit will support materials handling and maintenance throughout the offshore wind farm’s operating life.


  • NEC develops new project alliance contract

    NEC is developing a new multiparty project alliance contract form. The agreement will integrate clients and suppliers through preconstruction, design, risk management, and delivery.


  • Sisk appointed to London Irish Centre rebuild

    Sisk will deliver the London Irish Centre’s Camden redevelopment programme. Construction begins in January 2027, with reopening planned for the first quarter of 2029.


  • Tilbury Douglas order book reaches £1.7bn

    Tilbury Douglas has secured a substantially larger forward workload pipeline. More than £500 million of first-half awards has lifted its order book and strengthened its balance sheet.