Galliford Try has been selected for the new Crescent Purchasing Consortium (CPC) Construction and Capital Works framework.
The company’s appointment spans all five regional lots across England, Wales and Scotland. The framework, which will run for a maximum of eight years, will be used to procure and deliver construction projects for the education sector and the wider public realm.
Its scope includes a broad mix of new-build and refurbishment schemes, ranging from schools, colleges and universities to healthcare facilities and civic infrastructure.
Bill Hocking, Chief Executive of Galliford Try, commented: "We are pleased with our appointment to this new education-related framework, reflecting our position as one of the leading contractors for the sector. We look forward to working with CPC and its clients as we continue to develop high-quality educational facilities and wider public sector projects for communities across the country."
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