Galliford Try bags £65m haul of education work
Pre-Construction, Construction & Build
Galliford Try’s Building business has secured contracts worth £65m and a major framework place in the education sector.
The largest win is a £38m contract with Northumberland County Council to build a new education campus in Hexham for the Hadrian Learning Trust.
The project will co-locate Hexham Middle School and Queen Elizabeth High School on the existing high school site, including the creation of new sports facilities, open to the community.
In the West Midlands, Galliford Try has signed a £27m contract with University of Birmingham to transform the former Municipal Bank building at Exchange Square in the heart of the city.
The firm will restore the listed 1930s building fronting Broad Street, while also introducing new stone façade on the other elevations and glazed entrance under a new canopy.
In addition, Galliford Try has secured a place on the University of Birmingham’s main contractor construction framework in the £2.5m-£10m and £10m+ lots.
The framework is set to run for the next 10 years, with both value bands carrying an estimated pipeline value of £700m over the period.
Bill Hocking, Chief Executive of Galliford Try, said: “We continue to make good progress in our key sectors and these excellent contract wins in the higher education and schools sectors are further demonstration of the quality of our offering.”
Written by Aaron Morby - Construction Enquirer