Contract

GALLIFORD TRY APPOINTED TO £1.5BN BUILDING FRAMEWORK 

Galliford Try, one of the UK's leading construction groups, is pleased to announce that its Building division has secured a place on the £1.5bn YORbuild Major Works Contractors Framework Agreement in the north of England.

YORhub has selected Galliford Try on Lots 1 and 2 of the Framework, which runs for four years and principally comprises general building works.

The Framework serves all public sector bodies and third sector organisations in the Yorkshire and Humber region, Sheffield Local Enterprise Partnership region, Lincolnshire, North East England, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and areas of Leicestershire, and has an option to extend for a further period of two years.

Galliford Try is one of eight contractors to be appointed to Lot 1, comprising building works between £10m-£30m, and one of six contractors on Lot 2 for works above £30m.

Bill Hocking, Chief Executive of Galliford Try, commented: "We are delighted to build on our excellent position in the north of England through our appointment to the YORbuild Major Works Contractors Framework Agreement.

We are committed to delivering high-quality buildings for our clients and the community and recognise the vital importance such projects make to the wider economy during these unprecedented times. We look forward to working with our partners, adopting the latest Standard Operating Procedures issued by the Construction Leadership Council."

Bill Hocking, Chief Executive                   01895 855001

Andrew Duxbury, Finance Director

Kevin Corbett, General Counsel & Company Secretary

Tulchan Communications

James Macey White                              0207 353 4200

Martin Pengelley

Elizabeth Snow

Notes to Editors 

Galliford Try is a trading name of Galliford Try Holdings plc, a leading UK construction group listed on the London Stock Exchange. Operating as Galliford Try and Morrison Construction, the group carries out building and infrastructure projects with clients in the public, private and regulated sectors across the UK.