Balfour Beatty is set to start work next month on the £34.9m Westerhill Development Road project (WDR) for East Dumbartonshire Council in Scotland.
Contractors have until February 20 to register interest in bidding for a £14.4m highways maintenance contract for the West Midlands Combined Authority.
Marlborough and Kenson are due to commence work this month on a new highways maintenance framework for the London Borough of Newham, which has committed to spending up to £150m by 2032.
Transport Scotland has moved away from individual contracts to complete the remainder of its A9 dualling programme, worth a total of £1.9bn, and is instead setting up a framework.
Balfour Beatty has beaten M Group and Ringway to a highways maintenance deal for three local authorities in the Midlands that could be worth up to £900m.
The latest £1bn YORcivil major works framework has rung the changes, with half of the contractors from the last deal dropped.
Morgan Sindall has withdrawn from its place on the £800m Eastern Highways Alliance framework and been replaced by Costain.
A £3m temporary traffic management framework being procured by Westmorland and Furness Council has been delayed by seven months.
St Helens Borough Council has appointed VINCI Building as the principal contractor for a new £35m transport hub.
Contractors interested in winning places on a four-year capital works framework with Cumberland Council have until July 6 to register and submit bids.
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