Work has been split into four lots

A host of regional contractors have been appointed to a £120m framework to carry out building and civils work across Cumbria and the Lake District.

Firms that have made it on to the list include Preston contractor Eric Wright, Blackpool firm F Parkinson and Carlisle-based Story Contracting.

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Other firms on the 23-strong list include Jacobs-owned Jacobs Field Services, Morris and Spottiswood and Mott MacDonald-owned JN Bentley.

The framework will run for four years and will be used by Cumbria county council, as well as six other councils in the region including Carlisle city council and Barrow borough council.

Others with access to the framework include the Lake District National Park, headquartered in Kendal, and Cumbria university.

The value of work will range from £50,000 through to £5m though firms may be asked to carry out work above and below these two figures.

Work has been divided into four lots with two packages for building and the remaining tow for civils jobs.

Work up for grabs includes projects for schools, care homes, offices and fire stations as well as highway maintenance and improvement schemes.

List of contractors for framework:

AE Yates, Bolton 

BDB Special Projects, Bury

JN Bentley, Skipton

Bethell Group, Kearsley

Cruden Property Services, Warrington

Cubby Construction, Carlisle

DSD Construction, Carlisle

Esh Construction, Durham

Eric Wright Construction, Preston

Eric Wright Civil Engineering, Preston

Jacobs Field Services, Wokingham

Lambert-Gill, Carlisle

Leck Construction, Barrow-in-Furness

Metcalfe Plant Hire, Penrith

Michael Thompson, Carlisle

Morris and Spottiswood, Warrington

F Parkinson, Blackpool

Roland Hill (Parsonby), Aspatria

Rosslee Construction, Accrington

Stobbarts, Workington

Story Contracting, Carlisle

Thomas Armstrong (Construction), Workington

Top Notch Contractors, Carlisle

 

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