Construction group Galliford Try said on Wednesday that its building business has been appointed to the new £1.6bn LHC Public Buildings, Construction, and Infrastructure PB3 framework.
The four-year framework replaces LHC’s previous School and Community Building framework, and covers projects across all public sector buildings.
Galliford Try has places in four value bands across the UK ranging up to £14m, that include a mix of new-build, refurbishment, and in the highest value band, infrastructure projects.
Chief executive Bill Hocking said: “Maintaining a position on major public sector frameworks is a key part of our Sustainable Growth Strategy, so we are delighted to be selected by LHC for this new vehicle.
“We have already delivered a number of high-quality projects through LHC’s previous frameworks and we look forward to continuing our relationship with them as they seek to grow throughout the public sector.”
