The business is to deliver an eighth extra care village at Hughenden Valley in High Wycombe in collaboration with the ExtraCare Charitable Trust.
The £45m village is to contain 260 one and two-bedroom apartments located around centralised health and leisure facilities, with landscaped gardens.
Partnerships has also been chosen to develop a 116-home development at Jarvis Road in Birmingham.
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The £16m scheme is being built for Birmingham Municipal Housing Trust.
In addition, the business has been appointed to two frameworks; North Yorkshire County Council's Extra Care Housing Programme Framework and Hyde Housing Group Main Contractor Framework Agreement.
The first framework is valued up to £650m over a six year period, with a four-year extension and features six named contractors.
The overall Hyde framework is anticipated to be worth up to £1bn, with Partnerships selected for five out of the eight lots available.
Peter Truscott, Chief Executive of Galliford Try, said: "Our Partnerships business is rapidly turning into a real success story and these latest contracts demonstrate the trust that clients have in Partnerships to deliver the homes they need across a range of different housing types and tenures."
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