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The LHC framework for Public Buildings Construction and Infrastructure is available to all local authorities, housing associations and other public sector bodies for the construction of new buildings, extensions and refurbishment of public buildings and infrastructure works.
Fully OJEU compliant, this framework is suitable for:
Covers the provision of extensions and new build construction projects
Covers the provision of specialist refurbishment works to existing building projects
Allows for projects that consist of the construction of new build and / or the refurbishment of existing buildings.
Where required, associated infrastructure works can be included in a project, but standalone Infrastructure cannot be delivered through this workstream.
Allows for projects that consist of the construction of new build and / or the refurbishment of existing buildings.
Infrastructure works can be delivered where they are necessary as part of a new build or refurbishment project or as a standalone infrastructure project such as bridges, retaining walls, drainage and new roadways.
£0 - £2 million
£0 - £2 million
£2 million - £7 million
£7 million - £14 million
£14 million - £25 million
Over £25 million
-- Alcema
-- Baxall Construction
-- EW Beard
-- Beardwell Construction
-- BMR Construction
-- Borras Construction Services
-- Conamar Building Services
-- Farrans Construction
-- Galliford Try Construction
-- Henry Brothers
-- JJ Rhatigan & Co (UK)
-- Kier Construction
-- M & J Group (Construction & Roofing)
-- Modulek
-- Morgan Sindall Construction
and Infrastructure
-- Mulalley and Company
-- Neilcott Construction
-- R G Carter Cambridge
-- Robertson Construction Group
-- Seddon Construction
-- Stepnell
-- T&B Contractors
-- Tilbury Douglas Construction
-- VINCI Construction UK
-- Willmott Dixon Construction
In addition to providing our clients with competitively tendered Framework Agreements for building works, goods, and services LHC is committed to delivering tangible social value and community benefits in meeting local and regional needs. LHC work with our clients and appointed companies to ensure that wherever possible projects delivered using our Frameworks leave a social legacy.
LHC has aligned its activities to create the LHC Lifetime Values, which uses the 4 key value capitals as identified in the value toolkit by the Construction Innovation Hub.
During the life of the Framework LHC will work with clients and appointed companies to promote, identify, implement, and monitor the impact of these value capitals, which could be supported by social value and community benefit initiatives alongside the delivery of the works or service contracts in meeting local and regional needs.
This framework is valid until 30th September 2025
