31 contractors bag £600m National Grid civils framework
02-10-2026 09:02 via constructionenquirer.com

31 contractors bag £600m National Grid civils framework

National Grid has named 31 contractors for a major substation civils framework carrying stated contract values totalling £600m.
The deal covers construction and refurbishment work across National Grid Electricity Distribution’s network in the South West, Wales and Midlands.
AmcoGiffen, M Group Transport, Pod-Trak and Coombes Forestry have secured places across all 10 geographic lots, with each carrying a stated contract value of £40m.
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