Galliford Try has won two construction contracts in the healthcare market worth £62m in total.
The contractor has renewed its framework partnering agreement with Liverpool and Sefton Health Partnership (LSHP), which it has worked for over the past five years. Galliford Try has been reselected as a framework partner under which it will undertake the construction of eight purpose-built neighbourhood health centres across Liverpool and Sefton over the next five years, anticipated to be worth £40m.
Galliford Try has also been awarded a £22m contract to build a new health centre in Coventry as part of its LIFT framework partnering agreement with Coventry Care Partnership.
The contractor will undertake the demolition of the existing health centre on the site, along with the design and construction of the new five-storey City Centre Health Facility. The new health centre will include GP Practices, the city's walk-in health centre and a pharmacy. The building will be built to achieve the BREEAM "Excellent" rating. Construction of the new facility will start in April and completion is expected in November 2011.
Got a story? Email news@theconstructionindex.co.uk
