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BSF Projects Supply Chain – June 2010 BSF projects supply chain – June 2010 Local authority FC date Bidder LEP Equity Constructi Design Hard FM Soft FM ICT Partnering Funders Provider on Services Barnsley 07/2009 BP4L (Laing O’Rourke) JV Laing Laing Derek John John Civica N/A EIB O’Rourke / John O’Rourke Latham, Laing Laing Nationwide Laing Constructi Watson Batty, Nord on North Atkins, AMHP, BDP Blackburn with 01/2010 Balfour Beatty Education Balfour Beatty Balfour Aedas & John Haden Balfour Northgate Balfour Barclays Darwen and Beatty Macaslan & Building Beatty Beatty Bolton partners Manage Workpla Capital ment ce Bradford 12/2006 IntegratED Bradford (Amey / HSBC IntegratED Ferrovial Anshen Dyer Amey Amey Sun Amey plc HSBC / Depfa Infrastructure Fund Management Bradford (Amey / Agroman / and Business Busines Microsyste Limited) HSBC Costain Architecture Services s ms Infrastructure plb Services Fund Management Limited / Costain) As Phase 2 08/2009 As above As above As above As above above As above As above Helaba, NAB, EIB, Nationwide Birmingham 09/2009 Catalyst Lend Lease & Bovis Lend Catalyst Catalyst Associated Vita Lend Vita Redstone Catalyst Nationwide Lease Education Lend Architects, Lease Lend COOP Lease & Cottrell & Lease Bovis Lend Vermuelen, Lease Alsop Architects Bristol 06/2006 Skanska Education Partnerships Skanska Skanska Wilkinson Skanska Skanska Northgate Skanska SMBC / Constructi Eyre & Rashleig Rashleig Education Barclays on UK Ltd Architects h h Partnerships Weatherf Weather oil foil Cambridgeshire 05/2010 Equitix Equitix Kier Make Mitie Mitie Dell Equitix Nationwide Eastern, Architects, RH Corporation Galliford Partnership Try Derbyshire 07/2009 Equitix Equitix G F Frank Shaw Mitie Mitie Dell N/A Nationwide Local authority FC date Bidder LEP Equity Constructi Design Hard FM Soft FM ICT Partnering Funders Provider on Services Tomlinson Associates and Maber Bowmer Associates and Kirkland Durham 08/2009 Carillion Carillion Private Carillion Seymour Carillion Carillion Carillion Carillion/ Barclays/ Finance Constructi Harris Services Services Constructio Cambridge Nationwide (Education) Ltd on Ltd Ltd Ltd n Ltd (sub- Education (Exc. contractor catering) Capita) Essex phase 1 05/2010 Skanska Equitix Skanska Nicholas Hare Skanska Skanska RM Skanska Lloyds Architects, Haverstock Associates & Bryant Harvey Partnership Greenwich* 11/2006 VT Education and Skills VT Education Balfour Design GLS GLS TBC Strategic TBC and Skills Beatty Various (Group 4 (Group Partnering Constructi architects (for Securicor 4 Services are on VT Ed and ) Securico by VT Ed and Skills) r) Skills Hackney 11/2008 Hackney Schools for the Future Ltd MouchelBabcock Balfour Avanti Integral OCS RM MouchelBabc MBE (Mouchelbabcock Education) Education Beatty/ Architects/She (OCS) ock Wilmott pherd Robson Education Dixon/ WM Architects/Cla Very vadetscher Hoffman Architects/De Rijke Marsh Morgan Architects Haringey* 03/2009 Apollo/ Balfour Beatty/ Galliford Try/ N/A Apollo/ ABK London London RM N/A N/A Wilmott Dixon/ Durkan/ Breyer Balfour Architects/BD Borough Borough Beatty/ P/ Nicholas of of Galliford Hare/ Penoyre Haringey Haringe Try/ and Prasad/ T y Wilmott P Bennett/ Dixon/ Watkins Grey Durkan/ International Breyer Local authority FC date Bidder LEP Equity Constructi Design Hard FM Soft FM ICT Partnering Funders Provider on Services Hull 03/2010 Esteem (Morgan Sindall Investments Esteem Morgan HKS / Aedas / Esteem TBC RM Esteem Co-op / Ltd, Robertson Capital Projects Ltd and Ashurst / Space / Nationwide Sewell Group plc) Sewell Wright & Constructi Wright / on / AHMM Hobson & Porter and Houlton Islington 07/2008 Transform Schools Transform Balfour Building Haden Haden RM Transform Transform Beatty Design Build Mgt Build Partnership Mgt Kent 10/2008 Land Securities Trillium Land Securities Kier / Feilden Clegg Mitie / Mitie / Northgate Land Barclays / Trillium / Willmott Bradley, Land Land Securities SMBC Northgate Dixon / Ryder HKS Securitie Securitie Trillium Provian / and BDP s Trillium s William FM Trillium Berry FM Knowsley* 12/2007 Transform Schools Transform Balfour Aedas Balfour Knowsle RM N/A Royal Bank of Schools Beatty Beatty y Canada Constructi Workplac Council on e Dept of Northern (formerly Neighbo and Haden urhood Balfour Building Delivery Kilpatrick Manage JV ment) Lambeth* 01/2007 Phase 1A – Apollo Apollo Stage D RM (via (Design design team separate Phase1 and Build Marks procuremen Contracts) Barfield, JM, t) Ellis Williams, WSP, Gifford Local authority FC date Bidder LEP Equity Constructi Design Hard FM Soft FM ICT Partnering Funders Provider on Services Phase 1B – Bryen & Langley Bryen & Ellis Williams RM (via Langley Architects separate procuremen t) Phase 1C (Elm Green) – Alfred Alfred Scott RM (via McAlpine McAlpine Brownrigg separate (Design procuremen and Build t) contract) Willmott Shephard Phase 1C (Stockwell Park) Willmott Dixon Robson Dixon (Design and Build contract) Details to be confirmed Phase2 Lancashire 12/2006 Catalyst Bovis Lend Bovis Lend Ellis Williams / Lend Lend Redstone Capita HBOS Lease; Capita Lease Bradshaw Lease Lease Communica Symonds / Symonds; Gass and FM FM tions Ltd Bryanston Hope Square Leeds 04/2007 Environments for Learning (E4L) Interserve Interserve Mentor (GHM Interserv Interserv Cambridge Mott SMBC Investments Projects ltd Rock e e Education MacDonald PLC, Barclays Townsend, Projects Projects with ltd, Private Capital, FaulknerBrow ltd ltd Microsoft, Cambridge Mott MacDonald ns, Sarah RM Education, Wrigglesworth Franklin and Architects and Andrews, Watkins Gray, Osprey Mott International MacDonald, LLP) Leisure Connection Ltd Leicester 12/2007 Miller Miller, GSI Miller Aedas, RW GSL UK GSL UK Northgate Miller NIBC equally Constructi Gifford, Information on (UK) Architects Solutions Design, SMC Corstorphine & Wright, YRM Local authority FC date Bidder LEP Equity Constructi Design Hard FM Soft FM ICT Partnering Funders Provider on Services Lewisham 12/2007 Learning 21 Costain and VT Costain ACP VT VT VT Group Learning 21 Barclays Group Ltd Group Group plus supply plus plus chain supply supply chain chain (Operon) Liverpool (Wave 11/2008 Norwest Holst N/A Norwest Penoyre & N/A N/A Liverpool N/A N/A 2)* (first Holt Prasad Direct Ltd school (LDL) reached Balfour Beatty N/A Balfour BDP N/A N/A Liverpool N/A N/A FC) Beatty Direct Ltd (LDL) Morgan Ashurst N/A Morgan 2020 N/A N/A Liverpool N/A N/A Ashurst Liverpool/EK Direct Ltd Architects/Sco (LDL) tt Briscoe Luton 06/2009 QED Wates QED Wates Wates Architecture Operon Operon Civica QED Wates SMBC Co- Partnership (ACP) for Challney Girls School/ Jacobs for Lea Manor/ Architecture PLB and Perkins Ogden for Academies Manchester* 08/2006 Balfour Beatty Ramesys Laing O’Rourke Middlesbrough* 12/2008 Willmott Dixon N/A Willmott Aedas N/A N/a RM N/A N/A Dixon Newcastle 07/2007 Aura Sir Robert Sir Robert Parsons Robertso Roberts RM Place Group BNP Paribas, McAlpine, McAlpine Brinckerhoff n on EIB Robertson Capital Projects, Parsons Brinckerhoff Ltd Phase 2 12/2009 As above As above As above As above As above As As above As above EIB, NIBC Local authority FC date Bidder LEP Equity Constructi Design Hard FM Soft FM ICT Partnering Funders Provider on Services above Newham 01/2009 Newham Learning Partnership (Laing Laing O’Rourke Laing Anshen & Mitie Mitie RM Laing O Not known at O’Rourke) and RM O’Rourke Allen Rourke present. Dexia was funder at CoD North Lincolnshire 07/02009 May Gurney May Gurney May Norfolk Norfolk N/A MASS N/A N/A Gurney/Ha Property Property Consultants ll Services Services Constructi on Nottingham 06/2008 Inspiredspaces Carillion/RBoS Carillion Capita Carillion Carillion Ramesys Carillion/Capi HSBC Symonds tal Symonds/Fsq uared Rochdale 01/2010 Inspiredspaces Carillion Carillion Capita and Carillion Carillion Carillion IT Carillion Barclays Bank Ryders Services PLC (CITS) / Ramesys Salford and Wigan 12/2009 Transform Learning Partnership (TLP) Laing O'Rourke Laing Aedas Hochtief Hochtief RM Laing Nationwide/ /Hochtief O'Rourke/ FM FM O’Rourke/ Nord LB Seddons Hochtief Sandwell 07/2009 Environment for Learning (E4L – Barclays Interserve Aedas Interserv Interserv Agilysys E4L Barclays and Interserve, Barclays Private Equity, European Project e Project e Nationwide Cambridge Education and Agilysys) Investment Services Services Project Funds Ltd, Ltd Services Willmott Ltd Dixon Ltd, Thomas Vale Constructi on Sheffield 07/2007 Paradigm Taylor Woodrow, Taylor HLM Taylor Taylor Civica and Place Group RBC / SMBC HSBC Woodrow, Architects Woodrow Woodro Broadband Infrastructure Henry Boot FM w FM Learning Management ltd Solihull* 05/2007 HGB PFI Projects N/A HBG Nicholas HBG HBG RM N/A ING/ Bank of Constructi Hare/ Bond Facilities Facilities Ireland/ Depfa/ Local authority FC date Bidder LEP Equity Constructi Design Hard FM Soft FM ICT Partnering Funders Provider on Services on Bryan Manage Manage RBS Partnership/ ment ment Haverstock Associates/ HBG Design South Tyneside & Inspired Carillion Private Finance Ltd/Royal Carillion RyderHKS Carillion Carillion Morse Carillion / NIBC Gateshead Spaces Bank of Scotland (Fsquared Group Place Ltd / WSP/ Ltd Group / Cundall FSquared Johnson) Southwark 05/2009 Transform Schools (Balfour Beatty) Transform Balfour BDP / Haden Haden RM Transform SMBC Beatty Haverstock Building Building Schools Associates Manage Manage ment ment Stoke-on-Trent* 02/2010 Balfour Beatty and Thomas Vale / N/A Balfour Aedas Transfor Transfor RM have N/A N/A Wates Beatty and (Balfour m School m current Thomas Beatty) Stoke Ltd School contract Vale / CPMG & Stoke
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