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The framework will run from January 2027 to December 2029, with an option to extend to 2030. Credit: Danish Soh on Unsplash

Winners announced for £1bn NWCH framework

North West Construction Hub will appoint 15 contractors to its High-Value Construction Framework, including Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure, Robertson Construction Group, and VINCI Building.

Manchester City Council is the contracting authority for the NWCH framework, which has an estimated value of £1bn, excluding VAT.

The framework is divided into three lots: the first for contracts worth between £8m and £18m, the second for those between £18m and £45m, and the third for those worth more than £45m.

NWCH’s High-Value Construction Framework will run between January 2027 to December 2029, with an option to extend to the end of 2030.

A total of 28 suppliers bid for a spot on the framework, with 15 being successful. Among those appointed were two SMEs: F. Parkinson and Henry Brothers.

You can see a full list of framework award winners below, divided by lots.

Lot 1: £8m to £18m

  • Bowmer and Kirkland
  • EQUANS Regeneration
  • Eric Wright Construction
  • Parkinson
  • GMI Construction Group
  • Henry Brothers
  • Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure
  • Seddon Construction
  • Wates Construction

Lot 2: £18m to £45m

  • Bowmer and Kirkland
  • Eric Wright Construction
  • John Graham Construction
  • Kier Construction
  • Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure
  • Robertson Construction Group
  • VINCI Building
  • Wates Construction

Lot 3: More than £45m

  • BAM Construction
  • John Graham Construction
  • Kier Construction
  • McLaren Construction
  • Robertson Construction Group
  • VINCI Building

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