Manchester-based main contractor Russell WBHO has been confirmed for high value framework by the North West Construction Hub.
The NWCH this week announced the latest iteration of its High Value Construction Framework will be launched in January 2023.
It has been procured to deliver projects across two lots: Lot 1 – £8m – £25m and Lot 2 – £25m +.
Approximately 20 bids were submitted and, after a thorough compliant evaluation process, eight construction partners have been appointed to the new framework in December 2022.
The successful contractors are as follows:
Lot 1
Bowmer & Kirkland Ltd
Eric Wright Construction
ISG Construction Ltd
Kier Construction Ltd
Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure Ltd
Russell WBHO
Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd
VINCI Construction UK Ltd
Lot 2
Bowmer & Kirkland Ltd
Eric Wright Construction
ISG Construction Ltd
Kier Construction Ltd
Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure Ltd
Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd
VINCI Construction UK Ltd
Jared Allen (Director of Capital Programmes for Manchester City Council & Chair of NWCH Board) said:
“I would like to congratulate all the framework contractor partners who have been successful in securing a place on the latest iteration of the High Value Construction Framework.
“The longevity of the frameworks speaks for itself with a consistent, high-quality service being at their core. This, coupled continued award-winning success (both through the frameworks, and their projects) have made NWCH frameworks the most sought after frameworks to be a part of amongst contractors.
“We would also like to personally thank all other contractors for their participation in the Tender process for the 4th generation of the High Value Construction Framework and wish them well for future procurement.
“The NWCH procurement process is always a very rigorous process ensuring quality and cost effective frameworks that comply with procurement rules, focusing on achieving best value for its clients and projects through transparent and sustainable procurement, creating long-term relationships between clients, professionals and contractors with shared objectives and common core values.
“We are aware that a number of clients eagerly await the news to kick start many of their projects.“
Clients using the framework are extensive and including local authorities, housing associations, education establishments and blue light organisations This framework is for a duration of four years and commences on 1 January 2023.
Gareth Russell, Russell WBHO managing director, added: “This is one of the most sought after public sector frameworks in the region, and we are delighted to be appointed to the North West Construction Hub.
“Well done to everyone who contributed to the bid submission, we’re looking forward to working with the Hub and demonstrating our core values, experience and expertise in delivery.”
Latest Articles
27th Jun 2023
Solar install for Russell WBHO headquarters
Latest Net Zero initiative from Manchester main contractor New roof-mounted solar panels will save a leading regional construction business around 5.2 tonnes … Continued
28th May 2023
Super computer team steps up for local children
Children living with Cerebral Palsy across the North West will benefit from the fundraising efforts of main contractor Russell WBHO, the company … Continued
19th May 2023
Staff come together to support #MHAW2023
Fun, friendship and food were the theme of the week as Russell WBHO marked #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek2023.