Galliford Try's Infrastructure business has been reappointed to the £1 billion YORcivil Major Works 2 framework, securing its role in delivering key infrastructure projects across Yorkshire and the Humber.
The new four-year framework, which could be extended to six years, begins on 26 January and has a project pipeline valued at over £10 million. It will be open to all local authorities across Yorkshire and Humber, as well as the Sheffield Local Enterprise Partnership region, covering Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
The framework will focus on a wide range of projects, including maintenance and construction of highways, bridges, and public realm works, alongside flood alleviation schemes, integrated transport hubs, and associated infrastructure. Galliford Try is already delivering the £34 million A629 redevelopment scheme in Halifax under the current framework.
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