Awarded contract

1610 Scot Beck, 1517 Kirk Gill & 1358 Hole House Bridge Maintenance

Details

Buyer
North Yorkshire Council
Supplier(s)
Thomas Armstrong [Construction] Limited
Topic
Bridge construction work
Published
7 May 2026
Source
uk:bluelight

Tender description

The Client wishes to award a Works Order through the Civil Engineering Contractors Framework 2021 (CECF2021) agreement under Lot 1 for 1610 Scot Beck, 1517 Kirk Gill & 1358 Hole House Bridge Maintenance. The selection procedure being followed is the Further Competition procedure. Works required include temporary arch support, removal & disposal of existing fill, take down and rebuilding with lime mortar of parapets and spandrel walls, installation of drainage, temporary spandrel support, saddling and carriageway reinstatement.

Timeline

  1. Award published7 May 2026
    Current notice
  2. Award date7 May 2026

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Relevant CPV codes

  • 45221110 · Bridge construction work

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