Contracts
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Sellafield has selected delivery partners for its £3.6bn PACE framework. The nine-year agreement will cover asset care, construction and off-site delivery.
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Croatia plans €6bn railway investment through nationwide programme to 2035. The workload spans track renewal, second-track construction, electrification, signalling, stations, crossings, and structures across an ageing network.
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Constanța’s new Gheorghe Hagi stadium officially enters construction on Thursday. CNI has issued the works order for the 18,190-seat arena, with Construcții Erbașu and TRACON leading delivery.
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Hub East Central Scotland reports a £1.2bn public infrastructure portfolio. The programme includes £191m under construction, £250m in development, and a £1.5bn longer-term pipeline across schools, community facilities, and other public assets.
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Abbey Row has secured Gateway 2 approval for construction work. Mellior Construction will begin the 241-home first phase in October, with the complete Liverpool development planned for 365 apartments.
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Haringey brought the Woodridings Court construction contract to decision stage. The 37-home council scheme uses volumetric construction to address a constrained site between existing housing and an operational railway.
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Bristol is preparing procurement for its regional cycling centre works. The planned principal contractor package combines a new operational building, specialist cycling tracks, landscaping, utilities, drainage, and associated pedestrian and highway infrastructure.
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Cottsway has extended its Travis Perkins materials supply contract further. The seven-year agreement runs to 2033, retaining a dedicated Witney operation while expanding digital ordering and materials tracking for repair and maintenance teams.
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Southern Housing has awarded a £5.3m fire remediation works contract. Architectural Decorators will act as principal contractor across three south London residential properties following earlier approval for replacement cladding and associated external wall works.
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London Luton Airport has opened a new five-year civils framework. The arrangement will support maintenance, minor construction and infrastructure packages through competed call offs while allowing qualifying suppliers to apply during its five-year term.