Kier and Bam star in two Welsh frameworks worth £1.4bn
Kier and Bam star in two Welsh frameworks worth £1.4bn
Kier and BAM Construction have secured major project places across two big Welsh building frameworks put up for renewal.
The firm’s pulled off double awards securing major project slots on both the £600m NHS Building for Wales 2 and £800m South West Wales Regional Contractors Framework.
A total of five bidders secured spots on the second generation four-year NHS framework, which has been divided into two value lots covering projects over £20m and projects from £7m to £20m.
NHS Building for Wales 2 framework
Projects over £20m
Kier Construction; BAM Construction; Tilburgy Douglas Construction; Integrated Health Projects.
Projects up to £20m
Kier Construction; Andrew Scott; Bam Construction; Tilburgy Douglas
A host of firms secured places on the second major framework renewal, the South West Wales regional contractors framework for public sector building and housing works.
This latest generation framework has includes lots for housing in addition to specific value lots for building projects across the region and is estimated to be worth around £800m over the next four years.
This framework will be used to construct, refurbish and repair public buildings and sees Kier secure a place in the major projects category for the first time joining Andrew Scott, BAM, Bouygues, Morgan Sindall and Willmott Dixon which have renewed their places.
South West Wales regional contractors framework
South Wales area
Project value over £25m
Andrew Scott; BAM Construction; Kier Construction; Bouygues (UK); Morgan Sindall; Willmott Dixon
Project value £15m-£25m
Andrew Scott; C.Wynne & Sons; BAM Construction; Kier Construction; Bouygues (UK); Willmott Dixon
Project value £7m-£15m
Lloyd & Gravell; Andrew Scott; BAM Construction; Conlon Construction Limited; Tilbury Douglas Construction; Kier Construction Western & Wales; Morgan Sindall; WB Griffiths & Son
Housing : Project value 0ver £5m
C.Wynne & Sons; Castell Group; Jones Brothers (Henllan); JG Hale; Morganstone; T Richard Jones (BETWS)
Housing: Project value up to £5m
Lloyd & Gravell; Vaughan Construction; TAD Builders; WB Griffiths & Son; T Richard Jones (BETWS); One Transformations;
West Region – Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Powys
Project value up to £1m
Lloyd & Gravell; R&M Williams; Ian Thomas Construction; Tycroes Group Ltd; Martin Taffeysauffer B&CE; T Richard Jones (BETWS); WB Griffiths & Son; Lewis Construction Building Contractors Wales
Project value £1m-£2m
Lloyd & Gravell; R&M Williams; John Weaver; Vaughan Construction; TAD Builders; WB Griffiths & Son; T Richard Jones (BETWS); Lewis Construction Building Contractors Wales
Project value £2m – £4m
Lloyd & Gravell; R&M Williams; John Weaver; Korbuild; JG Hale; TAD Builders; WB Griffiths & Son; T Richard Jones (BETWS);
Project value £4m – £7m
Lloyd & Gravell; John Weaver; Andrew Scott; C.Wynne & Sons; Morganstone; Conlon Const ruction Limited; WB Griffiths & Son; T Richard Jones (BETWS)
East Region – Neath Port Talbot and Swansea
Project value up to £1m
R&M Williams; Ian Thomas Construction; Tycroes Group Ltd; Martin Taffeysauffer B&CE; T Richard Jones (BETWS); Lewis Construction Building Contractors Wales Ltd; WB Griffiths & Son; One Transformations
Project value £1m- £2m
R&M Williams; John Weaver; Vaughan Construction; Encon Construction Limited; WB Griffiths & Son; T Richard Jones (BETWS); One Transformations; Lewis Construction Building Contractors Wales
Project value £2m – £4m
Lloyd & Gravell; John Weaver; Knox & Wells; C.J. Construction Wales; Encon Construction; WB Griffiths & Son; T Richard Jones (BETWS); R&M Williams
Project value £4m-£7m
John Weaver; Knox & Wells; Andrew Scott; Morganstone; Conlon Construction; Tilbury Douglas Construction; WB Griffiths & Son; T Richard Jones (BETWS)
Emphasis has been given to supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in the Welsh supply chain, in a bid to support the local economy and boost employment.
There will also be a large focus around Net Zero and carbon reduction initiatives in order to contribute to mitigating climate change, resource conservation materials, progress energy efficient buildings, and ultimately provide long term resilience within the construction industry to safeguard investments and communities against future uncertainties.
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