Galliford Try has been reelected to a £16 million Stoke-on-Trent City Council framework.

The four-year minor works framework will include over 30 schemes covering, for instance, highways and public realm improvements, drainage, routine bridge and culvert maintenance, and soft and hard landscaping.

This reappointment comes after Galliford Try successfully delivered a number of works on previous versions of the framework. These include carriageway and junction improvements to Leek New Road, public realm works in the University Quarter, erecting structural steelwork for the Federation Road recycling centre, car park construction and structural repair work to Smithpool culvert in consultation with the Environment Agency.


Duncan Elliott, Managing Director of Galliford Try Highways, said: "This is a tremendous way for our Local Authorities business to start the year. We have a long and successful relationship with Stoke-on-Trent City Council and are delighted for the opportunity to continue working with them.

"The framework is very varied, featuring many relatively small jobs that draw on the full breadth of our skills and experience."

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