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Next Generation Estate Contracts (NGEC): Potential Bidders Directory - Framework for Capital Works Projects in Scotland NGEC Potential Bidders Directory: Scotland Framework The following companies have submitted a formal expression of interest (EOI) in the Framework for Capital Works Projects in Scotland, to deliver construction projects valued below £12m across the Defence estate in Scotland. The information provided in the 'Company Capabilities' column has been provided by each company, as a short description of their capabilities, and has not been verified or endorsed by the MOD. EOI for First EOI for Company Name Address Title Surname Telephone Email Principal Company Capabilities. Name Subcontractor Contractor 9th Floor Aedas are a potential subcontractor for architectural services, currently delivering architectural 1 Cadogan Square T: +44 (0)141 225 0555 Aedas Architects Ltd Mr Richard Napier [email protected] No Yes services in the UK defence sector, we are BIM capable, and have significant relevant experience in Glasgow M: +44 (0)7891670271 defence projects. G2 7HF Regional Contracting Head Office, Salsburgh, Aggregate Industries UK Ltd Shotts, Mr John MacKenzie 01698 870 811 [email protected] No Yes Our company specialises in planing and road surfacing and operates throughout mainland Scotland. Lanarkshire, ML7 4NZ 8 Ardross Street Tel. (01463) 236516 Providers of professional consultancy services including multi-disciplinary design and project Allen, Gordon & co Inverness Mr Stephen Munro [email protected] No Yes Fax. (01463) 711767 management. IV3 5NN The Sherard Building Edmund Halley Road Amey is a leading provider of infrastructure and support services employing over 21,000 people Amey Community Limited Mr Keith Hayden 07733 324852 [email protected] Yes No Oxford across the UK having recently acquired Enterprise plc. OX4 4DQ 296 St Vincent Street, Austin-Smith:Lord is a multi-disciplinary architectural practice that provides, architecture, urban Austin-Smith:Lord Glasgow, Ms Carolyn Allison 0141 223 8500 [email protected] No Yes design, landscape architecture, conservation architecture, sustainability design and interior design G2 5RU services to a wide client base throughout the UK. We have offices in Glasgow, Cardiff and Liverpool. 3 Lister Way, Hamilton International Park, Babcock works with defence sector customers, delivering a range of property-related services which Blantyre, Tel: +44 1454 204 156 Infrastructure.Frameworks@babcockintern Babcock International Group Mr Martin Dorby Yes No help customers to optimise the performance of their built estate. Glasgow, Mob: +44 (0)7896 243 537 ational.com South Lanarkshire, G72 0FT Balfour Beatty is one of the UK’s leading providers of infrastructure investment, building, Dean House, refurbishment and civil engineering together with mechanical & electrical services and long term 24 Ravelston Terrace, 0131 311 5290 Balfour Beatty Regional Mr Jack Quick [email protected] Yes No facilities management. Based in Edinburgh the company has an annual Scottish turnover in excess Edinburgh. 0131 311 5306 of £400m with current clients including Scottish Government, the MOD, Network Rail, Land EH4 3TP Securities and Transport Scotland. BAM Nuttall is a major UK civil engineering contractor with an annual turnover in excess of Glasgow Road, £700million. Our business is focused on the construction of large, complex multi-disciplinary civil BAM Nuttall Ltd Kilsyth, Ms Annmaria Coletta 01236 828 098 [email protected] No Yes engineering projects in a range of sectors, not only serving the traditional market sectors such as G65 9BL rail, highways, water and marine, but continually evolving to embrace emerging sectors like nuclear, renewable infrastructure and energy. First Floor, West Wing, Buchanan Tower, Barhale is one of the largest privately owned civil engineering specialists working UK-wide across 0141 779 7650 / 0141 779 Buchanan Business Park, the water, transport and energy sectors, as a tier one contractor and partner to a number of the UK’s Barhale plc Mr Iain Young 7685 [email protected] No Yes Stepps, largest infrastructure asset owners and operators who pride ourselves in our customer focused, North Lanarkshire, collaborative approach to excellence in delivery. G33 6HZ 100 Inchinnan Road, Barr is a leading UK contractor operating across a range of sectors including leisure, retail, Paisley, Tel 0141 848 8000 education and commercial. We have delivered a range of projects for the Ministry of Defence Barr Limited Mr John Callander [email protected] Yes No Glasgow Fax 0141 848 8001 including the refurbishment of Redford Barracks, workshop facilities at RAF West Freugh as well as PA3 2RE upgrade works at various MOD locations across Scotland. SB Ltd 2.4.1.142.2 Final Version EOI for First EOI for Company Name Address Title Surname Telephone Email Principal Company Capabilities. Name Subcontractor Contractor We are one of the world’s leading fully integrated property and infrastructure solutions providers. Clarendon House, A listed property group specialising in project management and construction, real estate investment 76-90 High Street, 0121 712 1700, mobile: and development. Lend Lease Mr Graham Jeffery [email protected] Yes No Solihull, 07715 704668 A long term strategic partner with the MOD in the UK, as well as defence in USA and Australia. B91 3TA Since 2002 Lend Lease has successfully worked collaboratively with DIO for the MOD delivering wide range of projects across the UK to the value of in excess of £1.5bn. Breedon Aggregates is the largest independent aggregates business in the UK we are head Clatchard Quarry, Tel: 01337 841970 quartered in Dundee and employ around 400 people. We operate 18 quarries, 11 asphalt plants Breedon Aggregates Newburgh, Mr Casey Boyne Mob: 07919 054126 [email protected] No Yes and 23 ready-mixed concrete plants, primarily supplying the north, west and east of Scotland. We KY14 6JJ F: 01337 840922 provide Aggregates, Asphalt, Ready Mix Concrete and Contracting Services including all aspects of Civil Engineering. 5-7 Alexandra Road, British Pipeline Agency Limited (BPA) is a major UK Operator of bulk fuel pipelines and related British Pipeline Agency Hemel Hempstead, pumping, storage, distribution and control systems, providing engineering and operational services Ms Paula Cornelius 01442 218825 [email protected] No Yes Limited Herts. across the MOD Estate for new build, assessment, revalidation and decommissioning of POL HP2 5BS assets, particularly those for avtur storage and distribution. 7 Altonbank, C&B Systems (Scotland) are experienced in specifying, supplying and installing Sanitaryware, IPS, C&B Systems (trading name Tradespark, Cubicles, Lockers, showers and totally compliant (WRAS, DDA etc) preplumbed panel systems that Ms Carolyn Henderson 07752 171126 [email protected] No Yes for Bright QA Systems Ltd) Nairn, save time and money and ensure the safe delivery and management of water (scalding, legionella IV2 5PJ etc). The Caledonian Group comprising Caledonian Modular, Caledonian Bathroom Pods, Caledonian Caledonian Modular (also Carlton Works Security Engineering and Trent Fabrications, is well established as one of Europe’s largest off-site representing Caledonian Carlton on Trent T: 01636 821645 manufacturer and installer of permanent steel framed modular buildings for SLA products (12000 Col Bathroom Pods and Newark Michael Webb OBE F: 01636 821261 [email protected] No Yes units) in the military such as Project SLAM and the RSME, for bathroom pods in and secure fittings (Retd) Caledonian Security Nottinghamshire M: 07740 637975 for custodial and security buildings in new build or refurbishment projects which when coupled with Engineering) NG23 6NT the in-house fabrication of steel frames, positions Caledonian with the most complete and bespoke product portfolio in their sector. Capita Symonds is one of the UK’s leading delivery partners for property and infrastructure solutions 1 Procter Street, Tel +442074920200 across the defence industry, offering a portfolio of services that fuses cutting-edge design, property Capita Symonds Ltd London, Ms Ros Hogg Fax +4402074920201 [email protected] No Yes and technical services, project management and governance with the requirements for cost and WC1V 6DW Mobile 07557800415 energy-efficient sustainability, and with a track record of delivering defence projects in Scotland ranging from the refurbishment of listed historic buildings to modern military accommodation. Carillion is a leading integrated support services company with a substantial portfolio of Public Fenick House, 1 Lister Way Private Partnership projects and extensive construction capabilities, which includes Building, Civil Hamilton International Technology Carillion Construction Ltd t/a T: 01698 724817 Engineering and Rail from our offices in Blantyre and Bishopbriggs. Park Ms Gillian Puttock [email protected] Yes No Carillion Construction Services F: 0844 244 1310 Blantyre The Group had annual revenue in 2012 of some £4.4 billion, employs around 40,000 people and Glasgow G72 0FT operates across the UK, in the Middle East and Canada. Central House, CBC Stone are a Stonemasonry business who operate both as a single trades contractor or 119 Whitefield Road, CBC Ltd Mr Ray Morley 0141 445 4665 [email protected] Yes Yes subcontractor
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