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Awarded contract
Published 08 Aug 2022

Extension of North Wales Construction Framework (NWCF2)

Denbighshire County Council · Wales

Key facts

Awarded
03 Jun 2019
Contract starts
01 Jun 2019
Contract ends
31 May 2024
Buyer type
Local government

Awarded to 20 suppliers

SupplierValue
WILLMOTT DIXON CONSTRUCTION LIMITED—
Galliford Try—
WATES CONSTRUCTION LIMITED—
Kier Construction Limited—
Seddon Construction Limited—
MPH Construction Ltd—
Read Construction Holdings Limited—
Wrw Construction Ltd—
NWPS Construction Ltd—
GARNETT-HUGHES DEVELOPMENTS LTD—
K & C Construction Ltd—
Gareth Morris Construction—
TIR CONSTRUCTION LIMITED—
WILLIAMS HOMES (BALA) LIMITED—
C.WYNNE & SONS LTD T/A WYNNE CONSTRUCTION—
OBR Construction Ltd—
R L Davies & Son Ltd—
T G Williams Builders Ltd—
TIR CONSTRUCTION Ltd (Lot 1 West only)—
WRW Developments Ltd—

Description

The current Framework was due to expire in May 2023. The process of creating a replacement usually takes one year, this report outlines how the unprecedented effect of COVID alongside the current economic climate and the nature of how capital projects are funded, has impacted the delivery of the NWCP programme of works in the region, including those within Denbighshire County Council, and the options available to continue to deliver projects using it. Approval gained to extend the current NWCP Framework for up to one year, i.e. May 2024. This is to allow Public Sector bodies in North Wales, including Denbighshire County Council, to be clear as to how they will procure their construction projects going forward, in particular, those projects that were originally intended to use the Framework and/or were part of the initial programme of works.

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