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Regional contractors Cubby Construction, Story Contracting, and Thomas Armstrong (Construction) fared best in the procurement race securing spots on all three lots.
Capital Works (Construction) Framework
General Building Works (£0.2m–£3m)
- Cubby Construction
- Equans Regeneration
- Michael Thompson (Public Works Contractors)
- Roland Hill (Parsonby)
- Story Contracting
- Thomas Armstrong (Construction)
- Top Notch Contractors
- William King Construction
Civil Engineering Works (up to £3m)
- Cubby Construction
- DSD Construction
- Eric Wright Civil Engineering
- Metcalfe Plant Hire
- QTS Group
- R H Irving Construction
- Story Contracting
- Thomas Armstrong (Construction)
Combined Building and Civil Engineering Works (£2.5m–£6m+)
- Cubby Construction
- Equans Regeneration
- Eric Wright Civil Engineering
- F Parkinson
- J N Bentley
- R H Irving Construction
- Story Contracting
- Thomas Armstrong (Construction)
The four-year Capital Works (Construction) Framework runs to December 2029 and will be used to deliver individual projects typically up to £6m, with flexibility to push beyond that threshold where complexity and risk justify it.
Projects will range from planned and capital maintenance on council buildings and schools through to highways structures, public realm upgrades, drainage and flood prevention works.
Cumberland said the framework is designed to streamline procurement, give clearer forward visibility through a published project pipeline and reward strong delivery through KPI-linked scoring adjustments.