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• Willmott Dixon wins £25m Newport school job

  25-03-2022 08:43 via constructionenquirer.com
  
  Newport City Council has picked Willmott Dixon to deliver significant improvements to Bassaleg Comprehensive School to create over 300 extra school places.
  Procured using the SEWSCAP3 framework by the council’s property partner Newport Norse, Willmott Dixon will build a three-storey teaching block, as well as 3G sports facilities, playing fields and associated external works.
  The teaching building is designed with an enhanced building envelope to maximise air tightness, alongside triple gl
  
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• Costain to deliver £100m Lancaster road scheme

  25-03-2022 08:10 via constructionenquirer.com
  
  Costain will design and deliver a a £100m highways infrastructure programme across South Lancaster.
  Work will include a new layout for junction 33 of the M6, link road and access to the proposed Bailrigg Garden Village.
  Ian Richardson, Local Authority director from Costain said: “This project will support economic growth in the region by providing an accessible, sustainable, and integrated road network.“Collaborating with the Lancashire County Council on this scheme provides an
  
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• Severn Trent seeks more firms for £2.5bn capital programme

  25-03-2022 08:00 via constructionenquirer.com
  
  Severn Trent Group is aiming to top-up and diversify its supply chain by partnering with more firms for both design & build and build-only works across the water and wastewater network for the remaining AMP7 period.
  Its main territories for Seven Trent and its north and mid-Wales water company Hafren Dyfrdwy plan to spend £2.5bn during the remaining AMP7 period.
  Core capabilities required include civils, M&E, green solutions and pipelines with an increased emphasis on digital and i
  
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• Seven Trent seeks more firms for £2.5bn capital programme

  25-03-2022 08:00 via constructionenquirer.com
  
  Severn Trent Group is aiming to top-up and diversify its supply chain by partnering with more firms for both design & build and build-only works across the water and wastewater network for the remaining AMP7 period.
  Its main territories for Seven Trent and its north and mid-Wales water company Hafren Dyfrdwy plan is to spend £2.5bn during the remaining AMP7 period.
  Core capabilities required include civils, M&E, green solutions and pipelines with an increased emphasis on digital an
  
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