Wates Construction Ltd

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Type

Company

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Supplier

Company Size

Large

Company Number

Incorporation Date

Website

http://www.wates.co.uk

Address

Wates, House, Station Approach

Leatherhead
KT22 7SW
United Kingdom

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Contracts awarded to Wates Construction Ltd

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Published 1 week ago

HMP High Down - Fire Safety Improvements & Roof Repairs - BPRN 646/19/5247 & 646/5/9067

The project aims to provide a fit for purpose facility by addressing both the Fire Safety Improvements (FSI), and the problems associated with the rainwater goods and any associated structural overhangs. The project mandate for the FSI works also requested a review of sustainability measures which could be integrated to the project. A constructor has been appointed for the design and build of the project. This is a two stage Design and Build Contract let under the PPC2000 (Amended 2008) Form of contract. The original estimated value of the contract was calculated by MOJ, and its Cost Consultants following desktop and non-intrusive surveys and was based on information reasonably known at the time and arrived at via a thorough and appropriate methodology.

£41,279,440 Bids close: 3 years ago
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Published 1 month ago

HMPS New Hall - Fire Safety Improvements (FSI) BPRN: 3228

To provide fit for purpose fire safety systems that comply with current statutory legislation within the built environment and adhere to the requirements set out in the latest CPFIG report and meets current MoJ technical standards. - Improve site wide notification of a fire in a cell within a dormitory block, with new detectors that are fully addressable onto the establishments' site wide fire alarm system. - Reduce the risk of further consequences following a fire related incident. - Reduce reactive maintenance in terms of time taken to maintain and repair the current system and associated costs. - Improve the long-term reliability of the fire alarm systems along with obtaining warranties for the all-new installations. - Provide a single system type through the establishment, thus reducing the requirement for commissioning two separate maintenance contractors. - Reduce complications caused during periodic inspection and test by operating over one system type. - Contribute to MOJ's sustainability targets by upgrading the existing lighting to improve performance, reduce operating costs and improve reliability of lighting in accommodation areas. A constructor has been appointed for the design and build of the project. This is a two stage Design and Build Contract let under the PPC2000 (Amended 2013) Form of contract. The original estimated value of the contract was calculated by MOJ, and its Cost Consultants following desktop and non-intrusive surveys and was based on information reasonably known at the time and arrived at via a thorough and appropriate methodology. The first stage will involve the constructor providing Pre-construction surveys and design services at a cost of £2,428,882.72. It is expected that the total construction cost of the project will be c£24.5m.

£2,428,883 Bids close: 1 year ago
Award

Published 2 months ago

DPS large Sites - Lower Acre, One Horton Heath for Eastleigh Borough Council

This award is for Eastleigh Borough Council as a call off from the DPS. Lower Acre is the first residential parcel for delivery of the development of 2,500 new homes known as One Horton Heath In Eastleigh and is situated at the Southern Gateway into the development. Lower Acre has full planning permission for the construction of 381 residential units with public open space, hard and soft landscape works, internal roads, footway/cycleways, associated parking spaces, substation, SuDS and associated infrastructure. The new homes are mixed tenure with a variety of flats and houses between 2 and 4 storeys high, constructed in 7 Sections.

£87,023,862
Award

Published 2 months ago

Construction work for university buildings

The University is implementing major works framework to undertake strategic projects across the estate, situated in London and SE England. Comprising of refurbishment, rebuild and new build. The University's estate occupies 3 working campuses and associated satellite sites and comprises of a mix of properties including Scheduled Monuments, Listed buildings, buildings of various ages and construction. Projects may include basement works, demolition, decommissioning, etc. The University is appointing 5 suppliers on the framework, over a duration of four years. Individual call-offs awarded under the framework may be for a duration beyond the framework expiry date. The framework will include services such as, but not limited to PCSA, Enabling Works, Build Contract, Surveys, etc. The framework will cater for various forms of contract, e.g. JCT.

£300,000,000
Award

Published 2 months ago

Construction work for university buildings

The University is implementing major works framework to undertake strategic projects across the estate, situated in London and SE England. Comprising of refurbishment, rebuild and new build. The University's estate occupies 3 working campuses and associated satellite sites and comprises of a mix of properties including Scheduled Monuments, Listed buildings, buildings of various ages and construction. Projects may include basement works, demolition, decommissioning, etc. The University is appointing 5 suppliers on the framework, over a duration of four years. Individual call-offs awarded under the framework may be for a duration beyond the framework expiry date. The framework will include services such as, but not limited to PCSA, Enabling Works, Build Contract, Surveys, etc. The framework will cater for various forms of contract, e.g. JCT.

£300,000,000 Bids close: 2 months ago
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Published 2 months ago

Ty Ephraim modular build

The delivery of 35 demountable modular housing units for Temporary Accommodation for homeless single people. A three-storey development situated on the existing carpark adjacent to the council owned Ty Ephraim building (previously known as Mecure Hotel). The scheme will deliver 33x standard 1 bed 1 person units and 2x partially accessible 1 bed 1 person units with external walkways, CCTV, carriageway/footpath resurfacing, boundary treatment, door entry system and SAB features.

£6,812,858

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+44 1372861000

Statistics (1 Year)

Contracts Won

Total Won

£86,112,738

Average Win

£7,828,431

Wates Construction Ltd

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Incorporation Date

Website

Address

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Contracts awarded to Wates Construction Ltd

HMP High Down - Fire Safety Improvements & Roof Repairs - BPRN 646/19/5247 & 646/5/9067

HMPS New Hall - Fire Safety Improvements (FSI) BPRN: 3228

DPS large Sites - Lower Acre, One Horton Heath for Eastleigh Borough Council

Construction work for university buildings

Construction work for university buildings

Ty Ephraim modular build

Contacts

Statistics (1 Year)

Contracts Won

Total Won

Average Win