Highways England has started to look for contractors to join its £434m construction framework for its two most northerly regions.
The frameworks will cover strategic roads for Highways England’s Area 13, which covers the Cumbria and Lancashire region, and Area 14 which covers the North-east of England and North Yorkshire.
It will last for four years with more than 11 lots up for grabs covering general civil engineering, structural concrete and temporary traffic management.
Highways England is looking for a total of 33 contractors to cover the lots with values ranging from £1m to £17.5m a year.
Framework Breakdown
Lot 1: Areas 13 and 14 Corrosion Protection – £1m a year
Lot 2: Areas 13 and 14 Structural Concrete Repairs – £3.75m
Lot 3: Areas 13 and 14 Structures Waterproofing and Expansion Joints – £2.5m
Lot 4A: Area 13 Road Lighting and Electrical – £2.5m
Lot 4B: Area 14 Road Lighting and Electrical – £2.5m
Lot 5A: Area 13 General Civil Engineering – £15m
Lot 5B: Area 14 General Civil Engineering – £17.5m
Lot 6: Areas 13 and 14 Technology – £3.75m
Lot 7A: Area 13 Landscape and Ecology – £2.5m
Lot 7B: Area 14 Landscape and Ecology – £2.5m
Lot 8A: Area 13 Road Markings – £2.5m
Lot 8B: Area 14 Road Markings – £5m
Lot 9: Areas 13 and 14 Road Restraint Systems (Vehicle and Pedestrian) – £15m
Lot 10A: Area 13 Specialist Drainage – £5m
Lot 10B: Area 14 Specialist Drainage – £5m
Lot 11A: Area 13 Temporary Traffic Management – £11.25m
Lot 11B: Area 14 Temporary Traffic Management – £11.25m
