Southern Construction Framework (SCF) has announced the awarded contractors for its fifth generation SCF Construct framework, which includes new £1-£5m value lots for the South West region.
Twenty contractors have been awarded a place on the construction framework, which is delivered by the public sector for the public sector in the south of England, of which 12 are new to the framework.
The winning contractors for the £4m+ lots are:
South West: BAM Construction, Bouygues UK, Galliford Try Construction, ISG Construction, John Graham Construction, Kier Construction, Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure, Tilbury Douglas, VINCI Construction, Wates Construction, Willmott Dixon Construction.
South East: Bowmer & Kirkland, Galliford Try Construction, ISG Construction, John Graham Construction, Kier Construction, Mace, Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure, Tilbury Douglas, Willmott Dixon Construction
London: Bowmer & Kirkland, Galliford Try Construction, ISG Construction, John Graham Construction, Kier Construction, Mace, Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure, Tilbury Douglas, Willmott Dixon Construction
Winners for the £1m-£5m lots in the South West are:
AJC Group, EW Beard, Halsall Construction, Kier Construction, Knights Brown Construction, Mildren Construction, Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure, Nevada Construction, Stepnell, Tilbury Douglas Construction.
Winning contractors were put through a robust bidding process for the new generation framework, which launches in May 2023.
Adam Sanford, SCF operations lead, London and South East, said: “It was important for us in approaching this latest SCF Construct bidding process to ensure that it was an open and transparent process to attract the widest set of contractors. As a result, we are delighted to have some new faces working with us, bringing valuable new expertise to our construction schemes.”
Kingsley Clarke, SCF operations lead, South West, added: “Via our new sub £5m lots, we’ve also opened the door to SME contractors in the South West and we’re very much looking forward to working with them and their local supply chains on some innovative schemes in the region.”
