The contracts league data is now being supplied by construction information specialist Barbour ABI in a new partnership with the Enquirer that extends contracts and market intelligence for readers in a new-look website page.
Click for full contractor and client rankings and market data
B&K’s awards for the month were led by a £125m job to build a 850,000 sq ft mega-shed for retail giant Next to the south of Pontefract in Yorkshire.
After swatting up for education bids, B&K also chalked up a £45m win for two linked schools – One Degree Academy and Wren Academy – on a former hospital site in Enfield, North London.
One Degree Academy (left) and Wren Academy (right)
It also landed phase two and three of Leicester University’s £60m hub project for space research and earth observation.
In the other longer-term contracts league table tracking cumulative project wins over 12 months, Kier heads the field closely followed by Morgan Sindall and Balfour Beatty.
Bluebutton Properties, owners of the Broadgate complex, registered as the biggest client in January after awarding Sir Robert McAlpine a £200m project to deliver the next major rebuild at the Broadgate Estate in the City of London.
The 14-storey rebuilding project for Broadgate 1 and 2 will see 450,000 sq ft replaced with 800,000 sq ft with four stories of retail space and offices above.
New-look contracts league and market data pages
The Enquirer has introduced a new construction data page offering easy-to-access market intelligence to help you do better business.
Alongside contracts leagues and daily tender invites, it helps you make informed business decisions with coverage of breaking economic news, latest workload and tender prices forecasts.
There is also a snapshot of current freelance labour rates and a guide to the best and worst payers within the major Tier 1 contractors.
For those looking to navigate the ever-changing world of contract and employment law, lawyers at Fenwick Elliot also give you the benefit of their expert insight.
And, of course, it’s all completely free for readers.
Click here to take a look.
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