The company has been appointed to eight lots of the new four-year framework, covering all regions of England. The framework is the main procurement vehicle for new school buildings within England including through the School Rebuilding Programme and Free Schools programmes. The previous four-year framework was worth approximately £258m to the business during its duration.
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Bill Hocking, Chief Executive of Galliford Try, said: "Education is very much a key sector for our business and a major part of how we intend to deliver our Sustainable Growth Strategy. We look forward to partnering with the Department for Education once again, helping them to deliver net zero carbon schools as part of the 2021 framework and achieve their sustainable education estate."
