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User GuideNational Framework for Medium Works

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Let’s build it better

For the Public Sector, getting construction projects off the ground can be challenging and time consuming.

At Pagabo, we aim to make it quicker, simpler and more effective.

Organisations right across the UK are taking advantage of our unique approach to Public Sector procurement, from NHS Trusts and Education bodies to Local Authorities and Councils.

Our Framework for Medium Works connects you to the right contractors for all construction projects from £250k to £10m. It’s free to access, easy to use and fully compliant with all UK and EU procurement law.

This user guide provides all the information you need to get started, including which contractors are available within each region.

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The National Framework for Medium WorksIntroduction to Pagabo 3-6

Framework Introduction 7-8

North of England 9-12

Midlands 13-16

South East of England 17-20

South West of England 21-24

Scotland 25-28

Wales 29-32

Northern Ireland 33-36

Other frameworks available from Pagabo:• Dynamic Purchasing System for Small Works• Framework for Major Works• Framework for Total Car Park Solutions• Framework for Refit & Refurbishment Solutions• Framework for Professional Services in Construction and Premises• Wide range of Goods & Services Frameworks

To find out more about any of our frameworks, please give us a call on 01482 975883.

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Value for MoneyEach of our contractors has met rigorous selection criteria around quality of work and competitive pricing.

SupportWe provide support and advice throughout your project, from Expression of Interest through to completion.

StabilityWe monitor the financial stability of our contractors to ensure they continue to be a safe pair of hands for your project.

Why choose a Pagabo framework?

SimplicityWe take the complication out of procurement, so all our frameworks are free to access and easy to use.

TransparencyWe don’t hide costs. Our fees are fully transparent and charged as an agreed percentage of the overall project.

FlexibilityWhether it’s a Direct Award or Further Competition, our frameworks support a range of procurement processes.

We’re a different kind of framework provider. With over 50 years’ experience in public sector procurement, we understand your challenges and work to deliver the most value possible from your projects.

3 reasons we're different: 1. We deliver: We won’t let you down when it comes to delivering the number of bids your project needs. Whether its 3, 4 or more – we work closely with the contractors to make sure it happens.

2. No project, no fee: We don’t believe in engagement fees. We share the risk in the early stages of the process by only charging fees once your project officially starts.

3. Your contract, your way: Our frameworks are compatible with any contract type, whether its NEC, JCT or your own organisation’s.

Some other key benefits of using Pagabo:

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Delivering real social value

Driving real, meaningful social value is at the heart of what we do at Pagabo. Through our unique Social Value Calculator, we are able to calculate your social, economic and environmental impact and the financial value, in real monetary terms, of that impact. Pagabo adds value through our frameworks by supporting social value at the feasibility, business case development, planning, procurement, delivery and maintenance stages of your investments.

As of November 2019, our frameworks enabled £2.03 billion in social value.

And, as part of our ongoing account management support, we can provide you with all the information and tools you need to report on the social value impact of your project.

To find out more about our social value approach please visit pagabo.co.uk/social-value

Workforce Productivity (GVA)

Total Value £226,338,023

Benefit to Local Economies (LM3)


ApprenticesTotal – 173


Safeguarded JobsTotal – 2,592


New JobsTotal – 691


Work PlacementsTotal – 468

Total Value £551,223

Workforce Productivity (GVA)


Benefit to Local Economies (LM3)

Total Value £1,003,780,355

ApprenticesTotal – 520


Safeguarded JobsTotal – 7,907


New JobsTotal – 1,976


Work PlacementsTotal – 510

Total Value £585,510

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End-to-end support throughout the life of your contract

The assistance we provide:

Project Feasibility Assessment

Procurement Advice

Early Contractor Engagement

Documentation Preparation

Tender Process Management

Tender Evaluation Facilitation

Contractor On-Boarding

Establishing Pre-Construction Services Agreement

KPIs Management & Evaluation

Contractor Relationship Management

Our job doesn’t stop when you have chosen a framework. We work closely with you throughout the life of the project, providing support and guidance to make sure that you get the most value from your contract.

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Appointing your supplier

Whether it’s a Direct Award or Further Competition (FC), our frameworks make appointing a supplier easier and more effective.

Throughout the process, we help co-ordinate the appointment on your behalf, liaising with you, the contracting authority and the contractors.

DIRECT AWARD

2-4 WEEKS 4-6 WEEKS 8-10 WEEKS

FURTHER COMPETITION (TWO STAGE)

FURTHER COMPETITION (SINGLE STAGE)

Client Access Agreement (CAA) – Review, sign and return the CAA (available from pagabo.co.uk)

Expression of Interest (EoI) – An EoI is the recommended route for early engagement with our trusted contractors and will indicate:

Your chosen procurement routeWhen your procurement will take place

When the build will commenceEstimated project value

Further Competition A FC will be issued to all prospective contractors within the relevant Lot and

Region. Any form of contract can be used for this such as NEC or JCT.

Evaluation – We will provide spreadsheets to assist with the evaluation of the FC documents from contractors.

Quality & Price ChecksWe will supply contractor

documentation, including tendered quality and price ratios.

Business CaseWe provide templates and

assistance with drafting a business case for your chosen contractor.

Stage TwoOne contractor is taken forward from Stage One as a preferred contractor

into this Pre-Construction Services Agreement stage. The contractor then progresses the design of the project, formulates a project cost and agrees

the contract with you.

Single StageWe’ll supply documentation to enable you to prepare an

accurate tender.FC documents will then be

prepared and submitted by the relevant contractors.

Stage OneThe Stage One document can include:

• Quality questions• A pre-construction programme

• Method statements• Preliminaries cost/percentage• Agreed overheads and profit

• A schedule of rates• Fees for Pre-Construction

Services Agreement• CVs for management

CONTRACT AWARDED

Flexible ContractFor the Direct Award process the form of contract is flexible, you can use NEC 3, NEC 4 and JCT, however specific contract amendments can be made.

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Your route to successful building projects

Benefit from streamlined procurement and best value on all your mid-sized construction projects through our National Framework for Medium Works.

This fully OJEU compliant framework can be used to commission a full range of building works, valued between £250k to £10m.

Providing real value and competition, it includes 46 regional and national contractors, split across 3 project value bands. And there’s complete flexibility in how you award your contract - either Direct Award to your preferred contractor or go through a Further Competition process.

National Framework for Medium Works | £250k-£10m OJEU Reference: 2018/S 195-440584

“I’m delighted with the outcome of this ground breaking framework. The quality of the bids were exceptional, and we can now offer the public sector the very best in standards at a local level – a bundle never before assembled on such a scale to SME construction organisations across the UK.”

Jennifer A Jewitt FCCA CPFA, Director of Finance and Business Development, The Education Alliance

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Framework facts

Project Value£250k-£10m

Lots3

TypeFurther Competition or Direct Award

TermUntil December 2022

Contracting AuthorityThe Education Alliance

ContractorsOver 40 regional and national

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Lot 1 – £250k to £1mLot 2 – £1m to £5mLot 3 – £5m to £10m

Lots & Supplier Breakdown for the North of England

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Lot 1 Suppliers – Contracts from £250k to £1m

Suppliers Tees Valley and Durham

Northumberland and Tyne and

WearCumbria Cheshire Greater

Manchester Lancashire MerseysideEast Riding and North

LincolnshireNorth

YorkshireSouth

Yorkshire West Yorkshire

F Parkinson

H&J Martin

Hobson & Porter

Illingworth and Gregory

Lindum Group

Morris & Spottiswood

Robert Woodhead

Tom Willoughby

Vistry Partnerships

Whitfield & Brown

William Birch & Sons

To find out more about the Medium Works Framework, please give us a call on 01482 975883 or visit pagabo.co.uk

North of England

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Lot 2 Suppliers – Contracts from £1m to £5m






LincolnshireNorth

YorkshireSouth


Conlon Construction

ENGIE Regeneration

Esh Construction

G F Tomlinson Building

Henry Boot Construction

Hobson & Porter

Interserve Construction

John Graham Construction

Lindum Group

Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastructure Morris & Spottiswood

Robert Woodhead

Robertson Construction Group

Seddon Construction

Sewell Construction

The Casey Group

VINCI Construction UK

Carefoot

William Birch & Sons

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LincolnshireNorth

YorkshireSouth


Conlon Construction

ENGIE Regeneration

Esh Construction



Henry Brothers

Hobson & Porter



Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastructure

Robertson Construction Group

Seddon Construction

Sewell Construction

The Casey Group


North of England

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Lots & Supplier Breakdown for the Midlands


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Suppliers Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire

Leicestershire, Rutland and Northamptonshire Lincolnshire

Herefordshire, Worcestershire and

WarwickshireShropshire and Staffordshire West Midlands

Lindum Group


Robert Woodhead

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by

DPS

for S

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l Wor

ks

Midlands

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Ashe Construction

Clegg Construction

ENGIE Regeneration



Hobson & Porter



Lindum Group


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Robert Woodhead

Seddon Construction

Speller Metcalfe

The Casey Group




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Ashe Construction

ENGIE Regeneration



Hobson & Porter




nmcn

Seddon Construction

Speller Metcalfe

The Casey Group


Midlands

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Lots & Supplier Breakdown for the South East of England


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Suppliers East AngliaBedfordshire

and Hertfodshire

EssexInner

London - West

Inner London -

East

Outer London - East and

North East

Outer London -

South

Outer London - West and

North West

Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire

Surrey, East and

West Sussex

Hampshire and Isle of

WightKent

Beard Construction

Borras Construction

Lindum Group

Mountjoy

Cov

ered

by

DPS

for S

mal

l Wor

ks

South East of England

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and Hertfodshire

Essex Inner London - West

Inner London - East

Outer London - East and North East

Outer London - South

Outer London - West and North West


Surrey, East and

West Sussex


WightKent

Ashe Construction

Beard Construction

Borras Construction

Coombs (Canterbury)

ENGIE Regeneration

Geoffrey Osborne

Henry Brothers


Lindum Group


Mountjoy

Neilcott Construction

O'Hare & McGovern

R G Carter Construction

S E H French

Speller Metcalfe



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and Hertfodshire

Essex Inner London - West

Inner London - East

Outer London - East and North East

Outer London - South

Outer London - West and North West


Surrey, East and

West Sussex


WightKent

Ashe Construction

Clegg Construction

Coombs (Canterbury)

ENGIE Regeneration

Geoffrey Osborne

Henry Brothers



Neilcott Construction

O'Hare & McGovern

R G Carter Construction

Speller Metcalfe



South East of England

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Lots & Supplier Breakdown for the South West of England


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Suppliers Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Bristol/Bath area Dorset and Somerset Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Devon

Beard Construction

Mountjoy

Covered by DPS for Small Works

South West of

England

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Beard Construction

ENGIE Regeneration



Mountjoy

O'Hare & McGovern

Speller Metcalfe



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ENGIE Regeneration



O'Hare & McGovern

Speller Metcalfe



South West of

England

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Lots & Supplier Breakdown for Scotland


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East

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Fallk

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and

Stirl

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Wes

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East

Dun

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East

and

Nor

th A

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and

Gla

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Inve

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ast R

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and

Renf

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shire

Nort

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shire

Sout

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Sout

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shire

Aber

deen

and

Abe

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re

Cai

thne

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nd S

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rland

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Ro

ss

and

Cro

mar

ty

Inve

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s, N

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Bad

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Loch

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Arra

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tern

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Ork

ney

Isla

nds

Shet

land

Isla

nds

Fleming Buildings

H&J Martin



Cov

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by

DPS

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Scotland

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Suppliers

Angu

s and

Dun

dee

Clac

kman

nans

hire

an

d Fi

fe

East

Loth

ian

and

M

idlo

thia

n

Scot

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Bord

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Edin

burg

h

Fallk

irk

Pert

h an

d Ki

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and

Stirl

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Wes

t Lot

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East

Dun

bart

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Wes

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nd

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East

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Nor

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Renf

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and

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Nort

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Sout

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Sout

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Aber

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and

Ab

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Cai

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and

Cro

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Inve

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and

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and

Lom

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Eile

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(Wes

tern

Isle

s)

Ork

ney

Isla

nds

Shet

land

Isla

nds

ENGIE Regeneration

Fleming Buildings

Henry Brothers





O'Hare & McGovern

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Suppliers

Angu

s and

Dun

dee

Clac

kman

nans

hire

an

d Fi

fe

East

Loth

ian

and

M

idlo

thia

n

Scot

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Bord

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Edin

burg

h

Fallk

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Pert

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and

Stirl

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Wes

t Lot

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East

Dun

bart

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Wes

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and

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East

and

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Renf

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and

Re

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Nort

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shire

Sout

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Sout

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Aber

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and

Ab

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Cai

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nd

Suth

erla

nd, a

nd R

oss

an

d C

rom

arty

Inve

rnes

s, N

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, M

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Bad

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h an

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Loch

aber

, Sky

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d Lo

chal

sh, A

rran

and

C

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nd

Argy

ll an

d Bu

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(exc

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elen

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and

Lom

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Eile

en S

iar

(Wes

tern

Isle

s)

Ork

ney

Isla

nds

Shet

land

Isla

nds

ENGIE Regeneration

H&J Martin

Henry Brothers




O'Hare & McGovern

Scotland

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Lots & Supplier Breakdown for Wales


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Suppliers Isle of Anglesey Gwynedd Conway and

Denbighshire

South West Wales (Ceredigion,

Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire)

Central Valleys (Merthyr Tydfil,

Rhondda Cynon Taff)

Gwent Valleys

(Blaenau Gwent,

Caerphilly, Torfaen)

Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot

Swansea Monmouthshire and Newport

Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan

Flintshire and

WrexhamPowys

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—

—

—

—

—

—


Wales

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Denbighshire




Rhondda Cynon Taff)

Gwent Valleys

(Blaenau Gwent,





Flintshire and

WrexhamPowys

ENGIE Regeneration

Henry Brothers



O'Hare & McGovern

Seddon Construction


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Denbighshire




Rhondda Cynon Taff)

Gwent Valleys

(Blaenau Gwent,





Flintshire and

WrexhamPowys

ENGIE Regeneration

Henry Brothers



O'Hare & McGovern

Seddon Construction


Wales

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Lots & Supplier Breakdown for Northern Ireland


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Suppliers BelfastOuter Belfast

(Carrickfergus, Castlereagh, Lisburn, Newtownabbey,

North Down)

East of Northern Ireland (Antrim, Ards, Ballymena, Banbridge, Craigavon,

Down, Larne)

North of Northern Ireland (Ballymoney, Coleraine, Derry, Limavady, Moyle,

Strabane)

West and South of Northern Ireland

(Armagh, Cookstown, Dungannon, Fermanagh, Magherafelt, Newry and

Mourne, Omagh)

FP McCann

H&J Martin


Northern Ireland

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North Down)


Down, Larne)


Strabane)



Mourne, Omagh)

ENGIE Regeneration

Felix O'Hare & Co.

FP McCann

Henry Brothers



O'Hare & McGovern

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North Down)


Down, Larne)


Strabane)



Mourne, Omagh)

Felix O'Hare & Co.

H&J Martin

Henry Brothers



O'Hare & McGovern Northern Ireland

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