Contracts
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Linear Living has secured approval for Manchester’s latest residential tower. The 251-home scheme has an appointed main contractor, although construction remains subject to detailed design and Gateway 2 approval.
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Copenhagen’s metro company has opened procurement for the M5 programme. The first phase covers civil works and transport systems contracts.
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Esh Group has reported record profit after disciplined contract selection. Turnover rose 17% as pre-tax profit increased to £15m.
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Barhale will deliver a storm overflow scheme in Stockport’s Bramhall. The project includes a 1,000 cu m tank and MEICA works.
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Middlewood Locks has secured backing for its next residential phase. The funding will support design and enabling works for 909 homes.
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Eastleigh is seeking a contractor for major housing infrastructure works. The £100m One Horton Heath package covers 424 homes and enabling works.
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Caddick has secured a £25m industrial contract in Greater Manchester. The Middleton scheme will deliver two units for Royal London Asset Management.
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Construction leaders have urged ministers to protect infrastructure investment certainty. The sector says repeated funding resets weaken confidence, skills planning, and delivery capacity.
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SSEN has selected four contractors for northern Scotland network upgrades. The five-year framework will support capacity, resilience, and electricity infrastructure delivery.
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DIO is reviewing how military housing maintenance contracts are packaged. The £6.6bn programme could be split to widen competition and reduce delivery risk.