Contractor will deliver new prison places at three existing facilities
ISG has been picked to carry out a 拢155m programme of work to expand the number of prison places across the UK.
The job, which will see the contractor deliver 780 new category D prison places at three existing prisons, is part of a broader 拢4bn investment programme to create 20,000 more prison places by the mid-2020s.
Procured as a FAC-1 Alliancing contract through the Crown Commercial Services Framework, the prison places will be in new houseblocks with a standard design and construction approach.
Alistair McNeil, sector director at ISG, said: 鈥淭he MoJ should be recognised for its bold and innovative procurement approach that supports such challenging objectives.
鈥淚ncentivising behaviours that foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, transparency and operational performance creates a culture of innovation leading to consistently better built outcomes, benefiting the prison population and wider society.鈥�
ISG was recently appointed to the Ministry of Justice鈥檚 five year, 拢2.5bn Constructor Services Framework and is currently delivering its single largest refurbishment project to date 鈥� a 拢61m revamp of HMP Birmingham.
The firm鈥檚 latest prison contract win adds to success in other sectors.
Earlier this month, it beat rival Overbury to the blue riband contract to fit out Google鈥檚 new headquarters building at King鈥檚 Cross.
That deal is believed to be worth north of 拢150m, making it one of the biggest fit-out jobs to be let recently.
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