Contract to run five years with option for £1bn extension
Bowmer and Kirkland, ISG and Wates are among the big winners on the Ministry of Justice’s latest £2.5bn construction framework.
Eight firms have been appointed to the department’s national major projects lot – which covers jobs valued between £10m and £30m – with a number finding spots across several of the regional sublots for medium and lower value projects.
The MoJ Constructor Services Frameworks will include new build, refurbishment and minor works and contains the possibility of a £1bn additional spend if the framework is extended for two years.
The contract runs until February 2028.
National lot – projects worth £10m-£30m (total value £625m)
- Bowmer and Kirkland
- Galliford Try Construction
- Henry Brothers
- ISG Construction
- Kier Construction
- Lendlease Construction (Europe)
- Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastructure
- Wates Construction
Regional lot – projects worth £5m-£10m (total value £750m)
- North England – £240m
- ISG Construction
- Bowmer and Kirkland
- Vinci Construction UK
- Henry Brothers Henry Boot Construction
South England – £195m
- Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastructure
- Vinci Construction UK
- E.W. Beard
- Wates Construction
- Galliford Try Construction
Wales & Central England – £203m
- Wates Construction
- ISG Construction
- Bowmer and Kirkland
- Henry Brothers
- Henry Boot Construction
London & East England – £113m
- Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastructure
- Willmott Dixon Interiors
- Wates Construction
- Bowmer and Kirkland
- Galliford Try Construction
Regional lot – projects worth up to £5m (total value £1.12bn)
(Reserves in italic)
North England – £349m
- Wates Construction
- ISG Construction
- Vinci Construction UK
South England – £337m
- Kier Construction
- Wates Construction
Wales & Central England – £225m
- ISG Construction
- Galliford Try Construction
- Wates Construction
London & East England – £203m
- Galliford Try Construction
- Kier Construction
- Willmott Dixon Interiors
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