MoJ’s top construction suppliers revealed

Kier was the biggest contractor for the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) for the second year in a row, Construction News can reveal. The company was paid £269.9m in the financial year 2024/25, down slightly from the £294m it earned in 2023/24 (see box below for… The post MoJ’s top construction suppliers revealed appeared first on Construction News.

ISG’s prison PBAs ‘not protecting subcontractors at all’

As a pre-action legal letter is sent to the MoJ, CN asks if project bank account agreements are worth the paper they’re written on The post ISG’s prison PBAs ‘not protecting subcontractors at all’ appeared first on Construction News.

HMP Millsike, UK’s first ‘all electric’ prison, officially opens

The UK’s first all-electric prison, developed by Pick Everard, Kier and the MoJ, has officially opened in York. The post HMP Millsike, UK’s first ‘all electric’ prison, officially opens appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

Wates appointed for £300m Suffolk prison expansion

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has appointed Wates to deliver a £300m expansion programme at HMP Highpoint in Suffolk. The post Wates appointed for £300m Suffolk prison expansion appeared first on Construction Management.

Kier gets going at HMP Bullingdon

Kier and the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) held a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday 30th August to mark the beginning of work on site at HMP Bullingdon.

Bryden Wood - transforming prison design.mp4, 25052022

Stephen Tilkin, Architectural Director at Bryden Wood, discusses a new "topology" developed for the Ministry of Justice as part of the prison state transformation program,.through intense research and stakeholder engagement, to turn on all that learning into a robust design that we could roll out over the next series of prisons that the Ministry of Justice are going to build