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Morrison Construction has been named as preferred contractor for a school renovation and extension job in Midlothian, Scotland. Midlothian Council selected the Galliford Try subsidiary to redevelop Penicuik High School. The local authority is seeking planning permission to add an extension to the 1930s building, which has a B listing from Historic Environment Scotland, and

A fire safety court case brought against Galliford Try could establish how far construction firms’ sister and parent companies can be held liable for defect costs. Taylor Wimpey is suing Galliford Try Infrastructure over alleged fire safety issues at a development built by Morrison Construction, which Galliford Try acquired in March 2006 and which is

Galliford Try has been appointed to build a £63m residential scheme at RAF Digby in Lincolnshire.  The tier one contractor will build four new single living accommodation buildings for junior ranks, each standing at three storeys and containing 69 single ensuite bedrooms. The blocks will also contain a kitchenette, drying rooms, laundry rooms and social

Strategic framework wins have set Galliford Try on course to beat last year’s trading performance. In a financial update released to the stock exchange this morning (15 January), the tier one contractor said trading for the half-year period from 1 July to 31 December 2024 has exceeded its own forecasts. Chief executive Bill Hocking said:

Seven contractors, including Kier, Galliford Try and Tilbury Douglas, have been appointed to a five-year framework covering utilities in Yorkshire. Framework client Yorkshire Water said the work represents part of its “largest ever” environmental investment, as it looks to invest £8.3bn across the network in the next five years. Kier, Galliford Try and Tilbury Douglas

Artist's impression of how Sheffield city centre will lookThe two local authority ‘active travel’ contracts are together worth £30m, paid for by central government’s transforming cities fund. In Sheffield, roads will be reconfigured in the city centre and the Nether Edge Wedge to divert cars and create more road space for cyclists and pedestrians. Three

Galliford Try has won a £75m contract to deliver a build-to-rent residential building at the Brent Cross Town mega-development in north London. The project will create 249 new homes across three blocks. In addition, Midgard has been appointed to build a market-sale residential building including 107 homes. The contracts are part of a Related Argent and Invesco

CGI of the new link road Galliford Try will design and build the £226m Carlisle Southern Link Road project after the previous contractor, Morgan Sindall, failed to agree terms with the local authority. Cumbria County Council – which next week will be replaced by Cumberland Council and Westmorland & Furness Council as part of local