Galliford Try Holdings PLC (LSE:GFRD) was added to a key new public infrastructure framework, maintaining its position as an approved services provider for school, community and public buildings projects.
The company said in a statement it has been added to the £1.6bn LHC Public Buildings, Construction, and Infrastructure PB3 framework – which replaces the LHC’s prior School and Community Building framework.
At presently, Galliford Try has places in four value bands across the UK, excluding Northern Ireland, ranging up £14mln, comprising a mix of new-build, refurbishment, and in the highest value band, infrastructure projects.
"Maintaining a position on major public sector frameworks is a key part of our sustainable growth strategy, so we are delighted to be selected by LHC for this new vehicle,” said chief executive Bill Hocking.
“We have already delivered a number of high-quality projects through LHC's previous frameworks and we look forward to continuing our relationship with them as they seek to grow throughout the public sector."