Wills Bros has bagged a £16.5m job to build a long-planned bypass around the centre of Cullompton in Devon for the county council.
Contractors are being asked to express interest in a national framework for civil engineering, infrastructure and enabling works, which is expected to produce spending of £4.15bn over the next four years.
O’Hara Bros Surfacing starts work on July 1 on a new highways term maintenance contract for the London Borough of Hillingdon that could be worth more than £170m if extended based on performance.
Contractors have until 28 May to register interest in a £68.4m highways and footway reactive maintenance term contract being procured by the Metropolitan Borough of Sefton.
Lambros' long-running position as Halton Council's highways contractor has been extended into a third decade.
The UK office of Irish contractor Wills Bros will start work on 11 May on a £9.8m project for Devon County Council to replace Baulk Bridge, which carries the B3181 over the River Culm south of Cullompton.
Graham is due to start work imminently on the second stage of a major roads scheme around Didcot, which could cost up to £400m in total across all its different elements.
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.
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