North Yorkshire County Council has gone out to tender with a civil engineering framework contract worth an estimated £220 million.
County Hall Northallerton North Yorks - photo Alan Murray-Rust
The works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work awarded under the framework will predominantly take place on bridges and highway network.
Potential works include:
- resurfacing
- reconstruction
- slurry sealing
- drainage works
- kerbing
- repairs to bridges
- retaining walls and culverts
The geographical scope of the framework is North and West Yorkshire and covers the locations associated with NYCC and other Yorkshire Highways Alliance (YHA) members, namely:
- City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council;
- Leeds City Council;
- Wakefield Council;
- Kirklees Council;
- City of York Council;
- Calderdale Council.
Estimated total value of the framework, which is being tendered in four separate Lots, is £220,000,000.
North Yorkshire County Council is looking to appoint multiple suppliers to the framework, which will run for four years.
Time limit for receipt of projects or requests to participate is 21 April 2021 – click here to access the tender documentation.
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