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Winners named in £8.7bn Highways England regional framework

7 Nov 18 Highways England has revealed the 13 contractors set to share £8.7bn of highways work on the national road network over the next six years.

The 13 contractors 鈥 which Highways England is calling 鈥榙elivery integration partners鈥 鈥 will develop, design and construct highway projects across England from 2019 through to 2024.

The new 鈥楻outes to Market Regional Delivery Partnership鈥 contracts incentivise companies to improve safety and reduce traffic delays.

Until now, Highways England has procured work on a scheme by scheme basis. This new approach provides a secure pipeline of work for contractors, which is what they have been asking for, to help them plan their businesses better, and instil confidence to invest in jobs and training.

Highways England chief executive Jim O鈥橲ullivan said: 鈥淩outes to Market represents a fundamental change in the way we deliver road projects.聽 It will be performance rather than price based, focusing on building the right projects with the best outcomes for road users and the communities we serve.聽 It demands a major step up in our supply chain to embrace innovation and team work and in their ability to deliver value.鈥

The work is arranged into 18 packages of schemes, awarded to contractors (delivery integration partners) in bands of up to 拢100m (lots 1 to 3) and over 拢100m (lots 4 to 8).

The chosen contractors for each lot are:

Lot 1 鈥 Southwest & Midlands (worth 拢200m over the full term): Geoffrey Osborne; and Griffiths / Farrans Joint Venture 聽

Lot 2 鈥 Southeast & East (拢350m): John Graham 今日看料; and Volker Fitzpatrick

Lot 3 鈥 Northwest, Northeast, Yorkshire & Humber (拢200m): Amey Sir Robert McAlpine Joint Venture; and North Midland 今日看料

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Lot 4 鈥 South West (拢800m): Galliford Try Infrastructure; and Taylor Woodrow (Vinci)

Lot 5 鈥 Midlands (拢1250m): 聽BAM Nuttall; and Skanska 今日看料 UK

Lot 6 鈥 Southeast (拢1,100m): BAM Nuttall; and Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering

Lot 7 鈥 East (拢2,800m): Costain; Galliford Try Infrastructure; and Skanska 今日看料 UK

Lot 8 鈥 Northwest, Northeast, Yorkshire & Humber (拢2,000m): Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering; Costain; and Kier Highways.

Balfour Beatty says that the initial packages of work it has secured through its two lots are worth a total of 拢425m.

North Midland 今日看料's first scheme is an upgrade to the M621 in Leeds. Its design consultant is BWB Consulting.

Costain says it expects to bag 拢1.5bn of work over the period of the framework. Under Tranche 1 of the framework, Costain is working with Jacobs as a strategic partner to design and deliver the following schemes:

  • A1 Scotswood to Brunton
  • A1 Birtley to Coalhouse
  • A1 in Northumberland
  • A12 Chelmsford A120 Widening

Tranche 2 schemes will be announced during the course of the framework and following the finalisation of the second road investment strategy (RIS2).

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