Supplier — UK Government Contracts

Kier Construction Limited - Build UK

Kier Construction Limited - Build UK has won 10 UK public-sector contracts, worth £79.4m+ in disclosed value, across 7 public bodies. Most active in Construction Works. Data from GOV.UK Contracts Finder, updated daily.

Contracts won
10
Disclosed value
£79.4m+
Public bodies
7
Sectors
1
Top public-sector buyers
Public bodies this supplier works with, by disclosed value
BuyerContractsValue
Sunderland City Council1£34.0m
Cambridgeshire County Council Selling3£14.6m
Durham County Council1£14.4m
Leeds City Council1£7.8m
Oldham Council1£7.4m
Gloucestershire County Council2£1.1m
Stockton Borough Council1£100k
Largest contracts won
By disclosed value
ContractBuyerSectorValueDateSource
Sunderland Eye InfimarySunderland City CouncilConstruction Works£34.0m16 Nov 2021Notice ↗
Contract for Durham History Centre (DHC), newbuild extension and refurbishment of Grade II listed manor house.Durham County CouncilConstruction Works£14.4m09 Apr 2021Notice ↗
Replacement Depot and Operational Centre for Environmental ServicesLeeds City CouncilConstruction Works£7.8m18 Mar 2021Notice ↗
North Chadderton School Expansion ProjectOldham CouncilConstruction Works£7.4m10 Aug 2022Notice ↗
Further Competition under the Cambridgeshire County Council Design & Build Contractor Framework Lot 3 - Samuel Pepys Special SchoolCambridgeshire County Council SellingConstruction Works£5.8m12 May 2021Notice ↗
Sector breakdown
Where this supplier wins work
Construction Works10× · £79.4m
Other suppliers in Construction Works
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