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Contract Leads Powered by EARLY PLANNINGProjects in planning up to detailed plans submitted. PLANS APPROVEDProjects where the detailed plans have been approved but are still at pre-tender stage. TENDERSProjects that are at the tender stage CONTRACTSApproved projects at main contract awarded stage. RoadWarsopVale 60HighStreetErdington £1m showroom & training centre (refurb) Client: RoadHallGreen £5.2m Lane, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, EN6 4PS FranklinHouse,4VictoriaAvenue Planning authority: North East Lincolnshire Planning authority: Mansfield Job: Detailed Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail Donington Park Leisure Ltd Agent: Pick Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail Contractor: R G Carter (Peterborough) Ltd, Planning authority: Harrogate Job: Detailed Job: Detail Plans Granted for college MIDLANDS/ Plans Submitted for 22 residential units Plans Granted for supermarket (alterations) Everard, Halford House, Charles Street, Plans Granted for 68 houses & 12 flats Client: Padholme Road East, Peterborough, Plans Submitted for 1 hotel & 1 restaurant (extension/alterations) Client: Franklin Client: LHA-ASRA Group Agent: KPW Client: Midlands Co-operative Society Leicester, LE1 1HA Tender return date: David Wilson Mercia Agent: CSJ Brooke Cambridgeshire, PE1 5XL Tel: 01733 312881 (extension/refurbishment) Client: John College Developer: Hodson Architects, The EAST ANGLIA Architects, 170 Upper New Walk, Leicester, LE1 Developer: KPW, 28 Great Central Street, Tenders are currently invited. The Tender Smith, The Cloisters, 12 George Road, NOTTINGHAM £2.5M Franklin Asset Management Agent: Old Post Office, Yarra Road, Cleethorpes, 7QA Tel: 01162552279 Leicester, LE1 4JT Tel: 0116 251 1551 return date is 9th September 2011 for a Edgbaston, Birmingham, West Midlands, B15 ForestRoadWest,RussellStreet Osbourne & Associates, Aire House, 12 Victoria Humberside, DN35 8LS Tel: 01472 327991 Early Planning NORTHAMPTON £13M IPSWICH £1M Traditional Contract. Tel: 0116 223 4400 1NP Contractor: David Wilson Mercia, Planning authority: Nottingham Job: Detail Avenue, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG1 1ED LEEDS £0.79M BIRMINGHAM £3.5M WoottonFields,NewportPagnellRoad HeathCountyPrimarySchool,Bell DUDLEY £5M Building 2020, Meriden Business Park, Copse Plans Granted for 62 student flats & 1 office Tel: 01423 509800 30-34BarrowbyLaneAusthorpe 10,40&42KnightsRoad&,23-33 Hardingstone LaneKesgrave DudleyCollegeofTechnology,Kudos Drive, Meriden, Coventry, West Midlands, CV5 building Client: H & R Properties Agent: HUDDERSFIELD £0.77M Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detail Plans TyseleyLaneAcocksGreen Planning authority: South Northampton- Planning authority: Suffolk Coastal Job: House,PrioryRoadEdnamRoad 9RG Tel: 01676 525400 Lewis & Hickey Ltd, Hazelmont House, 11 75BradfordRoadFartown Granted for 11 houses Client: Mr. David Planning authority: Birmingham Job: shire Job: Approval Of Reserved Matters for Detail Plans Granted for school (extension) Planning authority: Dudley Job: Detail CAMBRIDGE £0.25M Gregory Boulevard, Nottingham, NG7 6LB Planning authority: Kirklees Job: Detailed Holmes Developer: Peacock & Smith, Outline Plans Granted for 53 residential units 300 residential units Client: Kier Group Client: Director Of Children & Young People Plans Granted for sixth form centre Client: TheLeysSchool,TrumpingtonRoad Contractor: Ocon Construction, The Place, Plans Submitted for builders merchants Josephs Well, Hanover Walk, Leeds, West Client: Aston Property Unit Trust Agent: The Pension Scheme Agent: Woods Hardwick, 15 Developer: Suffolk County Council, Dudley College of Technology Agent: Metz Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Detail Ducie Street, Manchester, M1 2TP Tel: 0844 Client: Stead Commercial Estates Agent: Yorkshire, LS3 1AB Tel: 0113 243 1919 Tyler-Parkes Partnership, Centre Court, 1301 - 17 Goldington Road, Bedford, MK40 3NH Tel: Endeavour House, 8 Russell Road, Ipswich, Architects & Master Planners, Studio 1 Plans Granted for school (extension) Client: 811 2034 Robert Halstead Chartered Surveyor, 57 NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE £1M Stratford Road, Hall Green, Birmingham, 01234 268862 Suffolk, IP1 2BX Tel: 01473 583000 Phoenix Square, 13 Morledge Street, Leicester, The Leys School Agent: Bland Brown & Cole SOLIHULL £0.75M Bowers Mill, Branch Road, Barkisland, Halifax, 1-7ParkTerraceKillingworth1-10 West Midlands, B28 9HH Tel: 0121 777 1333 NORWICH £0.97M NORWICH £0.9M LE1 1TA Tender return date: Tender return Architects, 33a Bridge Street, Cambridge, CB2 MalvernHall,BruetonAvenueSt. West Yorkshire, HX4 0AD Tel: 01422 379841 KensingtonTerrace UniversityofBirmingham,RingRoad FormerWoodsidePublicHouse,148 TheDellChaletPark,TheDell date 26th September 2011 for a Design & Build 1UW Contractor: VINCI Construction UK Ltd, MartinsSchool HULL £1M Planning authority: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Edgbaston £1.1m PlumsteadRoadEastThorpeSt Mundesley Contract. Tel: 0116 248 9554 Haymills House, Station Road East, Planning authority: Solihull Job: Detail OakRoad(Croda) Job: Detail Plans Granted for 3 student Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Andrew Planning authority: North Norfolk Job: LEICESTER £0.75M Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 1RF Tel: 01449 773 Plans Granted for school (extension) Client: Planning authority: Kingston-Upon-Hull accommodation buildings Client: University Detailed Plans Submitted for student Planning authority: Broadland Job: Detailed Detail Plans Granted for 14 holiday chalets WalkersMidshireFoods,72Cobden 700 St Martins School for Girls Agent: Glenn Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for temporary of Newcastle Developer: RMJM Ltd, 83 Paul accommodation block Client: University Of Plans Submitted for 14 houses Client: Badger (extension/alterations) Client: Mr. Ian Gray Street COVENTRY £1.8M Howells Architects, 321 Bradford Street, office unit Client: Croda Chemicals Agent: Street, London, EC2A 4UT Tel: 01223 417150 Birmingham Agent: Stephen George & Building (East Anglia) Ltd Agent: Badger Developer: David Gipson Architect, Melrose, Planning authority: Leicester Job: Detail SacredHeartRCPrimarySchool,Brays Birmingham, West Midlands, B5 6ET Croda Chemicals, Europe Ltd, Oak Road, PUDSEY £0.58M Partners, 55 Maid Marian Way, Nottingham, Building (East Anglia) Ltd, Stanley House, Trunch Road, Mundesley, Norwich, Norfolk, Plans Granted for food industry (extension) Lane Contractor: Greswolde Construction Ltd, Clough Road, Hull, Humberside, HU6 7PH Tel: TheFormerWeaselPH,94RokerLane NG1 6GE Tel: 0115 947 5033 Stanley Street, Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR32 2DZ NR11 8JU Tel: 01263 720691 Client: Walkers Midshires Foods Agent: Planning authority: Coventry Job: Detail Greswolde House, 197A Station Road, Knowle, Not Available Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detail Plans COALVILLE £0.66M Tel: 01502 583026 NOTTINGHAM £0.25M Williams Architects, The Old Bakery, 2a Plans Granted for school Client: Coventry City Solihull, West Midlands, B93 0PU Tel: 01564 LEEDS £2.9M Granted for 12 flats Client: Ashford Homes 81-81aNorthStreetWhitwick NOTTINGHAM £8.3M BritonFabricationsLtd,WatnallRoad Fleeman Grove, West Bridgford, Nottingham, Council Agent: ID Partnership, 27 Spon Street, 776271 AlbionStreet (Leeds) Ltd Developer: N B Associates, Planning authority: North West 130StationRoadLangleyMill Hucknall NG2 5BH Tender return date: Tenders are Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 3BA STAFFORD £18.9M Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detailed Rayndon House, Common Lane, East Ardsley, Leicestershire Job: Outline Plans Submitted Planning authority: Amber Valley Job: Planning authority: Ashfield Job: Detail currently invited. The Tender return date is Contractor: Wates Construction Ltd, Wates StGeorgesHospital,Corporation Plans Submitted for 6 commercial units Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF3 2EG Tel: 0113 for 9 residential units Client: Mr. Michael Aris Outline Plans Submitted for 132 residential Plans Granted for heavy industrial unit 16th September 2011 for a Traditional House, 11 Ridgeway, Quinton Business Park, Street Client: Land Securities Trinity Ltd Agent: 252 8009 Agent: David Granger Architectural Design, units Client: P Hearn Agent: Martin Hubbard (extension) Client: Briton Fabricators Contract. Tel: 0115 945 5691 Quinton, Birmingham, West Midlands, B32 Planning authority: Stafford Job: Detail Drivers Jonas Deloitte, 2 Hardman Street, SHEFFIELD £2.8M The Old Dairy, Mill Street, Packington, And Associates Ltd, 17 Church Street, Developer: G Mellors, 4 Garth Avenue, Kirkby NOTTINGHAM £5M 1AF Tel: 0121 423 2323 Plans Granted for 113 flats Client: Bovis Manchester, M3 3HF Tel: 0161 455 6000 DevonshireArms,118EcclesallRoad Ashby-De-La-Zouch, Leicestershire, LE65 Southwell, Nottinghamshire, NG25 0HG Tel: in Ashfield, Nottingham, NG17 8HW Tel: ContemporaryChineseStudies, KING’SLYNN £0.9M Homes (Central Region) Ltd Agent: Pritchard RICHMOND £1.2M Planning authority: Sheffield Job: Detail 1WN Tel: 01530 560939 Not Available 01623 557250 UniversityOfNottingham,9Triumph FurlongRoadStokeFerry Group, Anglesey Lodge, Market Street, PallettHillFarm,LeemingLaneNorth Plans Granted for student accommodation/ DEREHAM £1.4M PETERBOROUGH £0.89M SPALDING £0.25M RoadJubileeCampus Planning authority: Kings Lynn & West Hednesford, Cannock, Staffordshire, WS12 CatterickVillage retail units Client: MAF Properties Greengate,SwantonMorley RedBarnWhittlesey Lighthouse,EastBankWingland Planning authority: Nottingham Job: Detail Norfolk Job: Detail Plans Granted for 13 1DL Contractor: Bovis Homes (Central Planning authority: Richmondshire Job: Developer: SL Architecture & Design, The Planning authority: Breckland Job:
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