Big Network Rail contract wins yesterday for RNWH3 Jan 2020 09:05
Even more great news from yesterday - this one looks huge, and secures revenues through to 2024.
AMCO have won on 5 of the 6 lots for a mighty £4 billion of Network Rail CP6 construction works for Wales and the West of England:
Https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/civils/contracts-civils/kier-and-bam-among-winners-on-4bn-network-rail-framework-02-01-2020/
"02 Jan 2020
Kier, Bam Nuttall and Morgan Sindall are among the winners on Network Rail’s £4bn construction works framework for Wales and the West of England.
The framework covers construction works for bridges, tunnels, shafts and subways in the two regions.
Network Rail's contract awards notice said contracts would run for an initial three-year period, with one-year extensions giving a potential total contract length of eight years.
It comes under Network Rail's five year control period 6 (CP6) delivery plan which runs from 2019-2024.
South Yorkshire-based AMCO Giffen, formerly Amalgamated Construction, won on five of the six available lots.
Lot Contractors
Wales - Civils Alun Griffiths, AMCO Giffen, Centregreat Rail
Wales - Geotechnical Alun Griffiths, AMCO Giffen
Wales - Metallic structures Alun Griffiths, AMCO Giffen, Centregreat Rail
Wales - Signalling power and communications, electrification and plant AMCO Giffen, Kier
Western - Lot 1 Bam Nuttall, Hochtief UK, Morgan Sindall
Western - Lot 2 Alun Griffiths, AMCO Giffen, John Graham, R&W Rail
It is the first control period to be delivered under the operator’s new regional structure, which devolved responsibility for infrastructure projects.
Western region works in CP6 include integration of Crossrail’s Elizabeth Line into the network and renovation and refurbishment of the roof of Bristol Temple Meads Station, Network Rail has said.
In Wales works include investing £135m to improve signalling reliability and repair, maintenance and renewal of more than 35 bridges including at River Neath Swing Bridge, Kidwelly Viaduct and Llangadog Viaduct."