Eighteen firms have secured spots on a £600m Welsh construction framework to be used for school buildings and public sector projects by six North Wales authorities.

The North Wales Construction Partnership, led by Denbighshire County Council, is the third-generation major public framework for the region.

Five firms Read Construction, Wynne Construction, Kier, Morgan Sindall and Galliford Try have secured places on the major works lots for projects worth more than £10m.

The renewal sees previously placed Seddon, Wates and Willmott Dixon drop out.

North Wales Construction Partnership

Projects over £10m
Projects £5m – £10m
Project £2m – £5m

Read Construction
Read Construction
Read Construction

Wynne Construction
Wynne Construction
Wynne Construction

Kier
SWG Construction
SWG Construction

Morgan Sindall
OBR Construction
T G Williams Builders

Galliford Try
Castlemead Group
MPH Construction

K & C Construction
Gareth Morris Construction

Pave-Aways

OBR Construction

Castlemead Group

Projects £250,000 – £2m
Social housing up to 10 units
Social housing over 10 Units

Read Construction
SWG Construction
Read Construction

Wynne Construction
T G Williams Builders
Wynne Construction

SWG Construction
MPH Construction
SWG Construction

T G Williams Builders
Gareth Morris Construction
Gareth Morris Construction

MPH Construction
OBR Construction
OBR Construction

Gareth Morris Construction
Park City Multitrade
Park City Multitrade

Pave-Aways
NWPS Construction
NWPS Construction

OBR Construction
Castlemead Group
Castlemead Group

Anthony Dever Construction

K&C Construction

ParkCity Multitrade

BrynBuild

B&W Builders & Decorators

NWPS Construction

The new framework will come into force in June 2024 and be in place for four years, with a break clause to review after the first two years.