Kier has secured a place on the YORhub new YORbuild Major Works 2 Framework, strengthening its ability to deliver major public sector projects across Yorkshire and the Humber, the North East, and beyond.
The framework provides Kier with access to major building projects for eligible public sector and third sector organisations across Yorkshire and the Humber, as well as the North East of England, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and parts of Leicestershire.
Designed to support projects valued at more than £10m, the framework covers a broad range of works, including new-build and refurbishment schemes, contractor-led design projects, decarbonisation programmes, maintenance works and term contracts.
Previous versions of the framework have played an important role in supporting Kier's regional project pipeline. Recent schemes delivered through YORhub frameworks include the Emily Siddon Building, one of the UK's first Community Diagnostic Centres located on a university campus, and the new visitor hub at Rother Valley Country Park.
Steven Lynn, regional director at Kier Construction North & Scotland, said:
Securing a place on the YORbuild Major Works 2 Framework is a significant achievement for our business and reflects the strength of our track record in delivering complex public sector projects across the region. The framework creates exciting opportunities to work with both new and existing clients, helping them deliver high-quality, sustainable buildings that meet the needs of local communities. We look forward to collaborating with partners across our regions to deliver projects that create lasting social and economic value.