Contracts



  • Heidelberg Materials renews Wirral resurfacing contract

    Heidelberg Materials has renewed a three-year resurfacing deal with Wirral Borough Council, extending its role on structural carriageway maintenance.


  • Hull sets 30 suppliers on £80.5m framework

    Hull has appointed 30 suppliers to a seven-year framework. The programme covers engineering, regeneration, decarbonisation, heritage, highways, and building-related professional services.


  • MTX lands £33m Royal Alexandra expansion in Rhyl

    MTX will deliver a modular healthcare facility in Rhyl soon. The three-storey project is due in 2027 and uses advanced offsite construction methods.


  • Edgbaston Tower Ballroom site moves toward 95 affordable homes

    Birmingham has signed a deal for 95 affordable Edgbaston homes. The scheme pairs apartments and family housing with new public realm, waterside landscaping, and a targeted start on site in early 2027.


  • Birmingham pitches Central Heart regeneration plan

    Birmingham has launched a major city-centre regeneration prospectus. The Central Heart plan targets more than 5,000 homes, up to 8,000 jobs, and over 400,000 sq m of commercial space across under-used retail and office sites.


  • West Midlands opens £3bn framework tender

    A new West Midlands construction framework has gone to tender. Constructing West Midlands 3 carries an estimated value of £3bn and will appoint up to 20 contractors across three lots for public sector building and infrastructure work.


  • Manchester advances 1,600-home housing joint venture

    Manchester is moving its next housing phase into active delivery. A joint venture with the Greater Manchester Pension Fund is intended to bring forward around 1,600 homes on council-owned brownfield sites, with Postal Street set to lead the next wave of schemes.


  • Southern Water awards £72m civils framework

    Southern Water has placed minor civils work on regional framework. The £72 million AMP8 award covers planned and reactive repairs across water and wastewater assets, running to 2030 with an option to extend to 2034.


  • Romford regeneration phase wins planning consent

    Planning approval moves Romford’s Waterloo and Queen Street scheme ahead. The first phase will bring 107 affordable homes, a community space, and public realm upgrades to the regeneration programme’s gateway plots.


  • Planning approval for Mastmaker Court towers

    Tower Hamlets has approved Squire & Partners’ Mastmaker Court towers. The Isle of Dogs scheme provides 996 homes, combining 843 co-living rooms with 153 affordable dwellings, plus public realm works and an outline school element.