Forty-eight firms have secured spots on the revamped London Construction Programme major works housing framework.
London’s Haringey Borough Council handled the procurement of the £3bn framework, which has been reshaped to allocate places for SME firms as well as bigger players in the market.
Among the big names Graham, Kier, Higgins, Hill, McLaren, Morgan Sindall, Vinci and Wates secured places on the renewed framework.
LCP Major Works Housing Framework
AD Construction; Alexander James Contracts; Amber Construction; Ark Build; Axis Europe; BMA Contractors; Boom Construction; Breyer; Cardo South; Chas Berger; DCK Construction; Durkan; Equans; ETEC Contract Services; Formation D&B; Foster Property Maintenance; Glenman Corporation; Greyline Group; Guildmore; Helix Construct; Herts Heritage Building & Roofing; Higgins; Hill; Hugh LS McConnell; Graham; Kier Places; Kind & Co. (Builders); Lawtech; Madison Brook (construction); Management Construction Services; McLaren Construction; Mitre Construction; Morgan Sindall Construction; Morgan Sindall Property Services; Mulalley; MP Building; MY Holdings; Pilon; Quinn London; Rooff Construction; Saltash Enterprises; Ser contractor; Thomas Sinden; United Living (South); Vallectric; Ventro (Liv Green); VINCI Facilities; Wates Property Services
The previous framework covered a wider scope that included housing, public buildings and local civils and highways, with over 20 firms appointed.
The new arrangement is a specific housing framework to cover a broader remit of housing work and comes into force this month.
The scope of works in the next-generation framework includes new build housing, MMC, planned maintenance, retrofit, fire safety works, refurbishments and adaptations for use by council across London and the wider south east region.
