Contracts
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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.
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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.
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Fidra Energy has fully financed West Burton C’s construction programme. The 500MW battery project will enter delivery later in 2026 and reach full operation during 2028.
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McLaughlin & Harvey will build Rolls-Royce’s complex new Bristol facility. The project combines research, manufacturing, assembly, and digitally connected operations for future combat-air development.
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Procurement for Housing has appointed contractors across four major lots. The framework covers responsive repairs, void refurbishment, and housing-disrepair programmes throughout the UK.
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Birmingham has awarded Kier a £120m interim highways contract extension. The agreement maintains road services while the council develops a permanent replacement for its unresolved highways PFI structure.
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Morgan Sindall has started construction on Llangatwg Community School development. The £53m Neath project will provide accommodation for 850 pupils, extensive sports facilities, solar generation, heat pumps, and net-zero operational performance.
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RED South West has secured two major office refurbishment contracts. The Bristol and Bath projects exceed £42m combined, with both developments targeting EPC A and BREEAM Excellent performance.
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Thames Water has opened procurement for major sewer rehabilitation works. The £227m framework covers structural lining, replacement, CCTV surveys, cleaning, manhole sealing, waste removal, and associated civil engineering packages.
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Balfour Beatty will deliver Leeds road renewal over seven years. The £120m programme covers planned maintenance and major structural interventions across more than 135 bridges, tunnels, retaining walls, and associated assets.