National Grid awards £12bn in HVDC civils framework deals

National Grid has awarded £12bn in high-voltage direct current (HVDC) framework agreements as part of its push to modernise the UK’s energy transmission infrastructure. The appointments mark the final tranche of awards under National Grid’s £59bn supply chain frameworks for its Great Grid Upgrade programme.… The post National Grid awards £12bn in HVDC civils framework deals appeared first on Construction News.

Contractors chosen for £3.6bn Northumbrian water framework

Northumbrian Water has appointed seven firms to its largest-ever package of framework agreements, which will deliver the company’s £3.6bn five-year investment programme. Costain, Bam Nutall, Esh-Stantec, Farrans Construction, Mott MacDonald Bentley, Avove Ltd and MWH Treatment have joined the water company’s Living Water Enterprise (LWE),… The post Contractors chosen for £3.6bn Northumbrian water framework appeared first on Construction News.

Northumbrian Water names suppliers for £3.6bn framework

Northumbrian Water has announced its largest ever package of framework agreements.

Ramboll wins £117M Norwegian power grid expansion contracts

Ramboll has been awarded three framework agreements with Norwegian power grid operator Statnett, worth a potential NOK 1.6BN (£117.4M) over eight years, to aid in expanding the country’s electricity grid and supporting its green energy transition. The post Ramboll wins £117M Norwegian power grid expansion contracts appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

London mayor names 65 architects on rebooted ‘ADUP3’ framework

The Architects’ JournalLondon mayor names 65 architects on rebooted ‘ADUP3’ framework Sadiq Khan has revealed the architects picked for City Hall’s new Architecture and Urbanism (A+U) framework intended to boost diversity in the design process and help the capital’s zero-carbon post-Covid recovery The post London mayor names 65 architects on rebooted ‘ADUP3’ framework appeared first on The Architects’ JournalMerlin Fulcher

Final Report to Government by the Procurement / Lean Client Task Group - Published by UK Government Construction Group

The Group has focussed on four key areas: new procurement models, the „Intelligent Client‟, the effectiveness of frameworks and cross-government collaboration in procurement.