Interserve picks up £39m batch of priority schools in the West Midlands
Interserve has won a £39m batch of schools in the West Midlands, the second batch of schools the contractor has picked up through the government’s flagship school building programme this month,
A source close to the process said Interserve had beaten off competition from Kier for the batch of schools in the West Midlands, worth £39m. It is the third batch of direct capital schools in the Midalnds to come to market through the Priority School ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø Programme.
The win comes after yesterday ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø revealed that Interserve has won the £48m North West 3 batch of schools, after seeing of competition from Kier.
Yesterday the EFA confirmed Kier beat Wates to be chosen for the East 2 batch of priority schools, worth £60m, with the contractor also beating Bam Construction for the North East 2 batch of schools, worth £63m.
PSBP – winners
Contractors that have won capital-funded priority schools batches
Kier – 3 batches £153m
- South £30m
- East 2 £60m
- North-east 2 £63m
Bam Construction – 2 batches £103m
- London £75m
- Midlands 2 £28m
Interserve – 2 batches £87m
- North-west 3 £48m
- Midlands 3 £39m
Wates – 2 batches £71m
- Midlands 1 £38m
- East £33m
Sir Robert McAlpine – 1 batch £57m
- North-east 1 £57m
Carillion – 1 batch £47m
- North-west 1 £47m
Willmott Dixon – 1 batch £21m
- North-west 2 £21m
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