Contracts



  • Tilbury hydrogen plant set to support Lower Thames Crossing

    Tilbury will host hydrogen production tied to Lower Thames works.


  • Barnard lands Southern California dam programme

    Barnard Construction has secured two major Southern California dam contracts. The programme covers Prado and Whittier Narrows safety works through 2033.


  • Aecon JV finalises 1m fish passage dam contract

    Aecon’s joint venture has finalised a major US dam contract. The package moves a Washington flood-control and fish-passage project into construction with completion targeted for 2031.


  • US order tightens contractor DEI compliance

    Federal agencies must now rewrite contracts around DEI compliance rules. The order sets clause, audit, and enforcement requirements for federal contractors and subcontractors.


  • BnM awards Oweninny Phase 3 electrical package

    BnM has awarded Oweninny Phase 3 electrical balance-of-plant works. The package advances a 100MW wind project in Mayo with new substation and grid connection infrastructure.


  • Murphy takes FEED role on Irish gas reserve project

    Murphy has landed the FEED role on Ireland’s Strategic Gas Emergency Reserve. The appointment moves the project into detailed design ahead of a planning submission.


  • YPO names 29 suppliers on modular framework

    A new modular procurement route has opened across public estates. The four-year agreement covers 29 suppliers, 15 lots, and a wide range of education, health, housing, and justice requirements.


  • Caddick lands Leeds room2 hotel contract

    A new Leeds hotel scheme moves toward construction this spring. Caddick will deliver the £46m room2 development on Lisbon Street, with a 16-storey, 200-room scheme set to replace the former Leeds International Swimming Pool site.


  • Steel rises on Junction 4 scheme

    Steelwork is advancing on Junction 4 in Skelmersdale this month. The £14m employment scheme will deliver 45 units, rooftop solar, air source heat pumps, and no gas connection.


  • SELECT backs retention ban, warns on loopholes

    Retention reform moves closer, but enforcement risks remain unresolved still. SELECT supports the proposed ban while favouring protected, ring-fenced deposits to stop withheld cash reappearing elsewhere in contracts.