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Opportunities Been Approved Stage PLANS APPROVED TENDERS CONTRACTS Projects where Approved projects Approved projects detailed plans have that are at tender at main contract Opportunities been approved stage. awarded stage. but are still at Contract leads pre-tender stage. Midlands/East Anglia STAFFORD £5M Barker Gate, The Lace Market, Notting- Alston Murphy Associates, Groat Market, n Riverside House, Stanford ham, NG1 1JU Contractor: BAM Con- Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, PLANS APPROVED Close, Penkridge struction, 3125 Century Way, Thorpe NE1 1UG Tel: 0191 230 2930 BIRMINGHAM £7.1M Planning authority: South Staffordshire Park, Leeds, LS15 8ZB Tel: 01132 908800 n Block C Broadway House, Job: Detail Plans Granted for 41 sup- HARROGATE £1.2M Broad Street ported living flats Client: The Housing NORWICH £20M n Franklin House, Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Group Plus Agent: Sutton & Wilkinson, n St Annes Wharf, 4 Victoria Avenue Detail Plans Granted for 142 flats (con- Victoria House, 13 New Penkridge Road, Kings Street Planning authority: Harrogate Job: version) Client: Seven Capital Devel- Cannock, WS11 1HW Tender return Planning authority: Norwich Job: Detail Plans Granted for hotel/restaurant oper: Building Design Group Ltd, First date: Tenders invited. Tel: 01543 466441 Detail Plans Granted for 437 apartments (conversion/extension) Client: John Floor Suite, Bitterscote House, Bonehill & commercial units Client: Orbit South Franklin Asset Management Developer: Road, Bitterscote, Tamworth, B78 3HQ CONTRACTS Agent: Ingleton Wood, 43 All Saints Nidd Design, 14 Pannal Ash Close, Har- Tel: 01827 60465 COVENTRY £9.5M Green, Norwich, NR1 3LY Contractor: rogate, HG2 9AE Tel: 07775 992709 n Lynchgate Road, Warwick ISG Construction Southern, Jackson NORTHAMPTON £4.3M University House, 86 Sandyhill Lane, Ipswich, IP3 LEEDS £9.225M n Primary School Site, Upton Planning authority: Coventry Job: 0NA Tel: 01473 335000 n Riverside Mills, Low Hall Valley Way, East Swan Valley Detail Plans Granted for multi storey car Road, Horsforth Planning authority: Northampton Job: park Client: University of Warwick WOODBRIDGE £8M Planning authority: Leeds Job: Reserved Detail Plans Granted for school Client: Agent: Cullinan Studio, 5 Baldwin Ter- n Quayside Mill, Quayside Matters Granted for 123 houses/flats Northamptonshire County Council race, London, N1 7RU Contractor: Planning authority: Suffolk Coastal (new/conversion) Client: Redrow Homes Developer: Gotch, Saunders & Surridge Goldbeck Construction Ltd, 1 Thornton Job: Detail Plans Granted for 7 town Developer: John R Paley Associates, 14 LLP, 35 Headlands, Kettering, NN15 7ES Chase, Linford Wood, Milton Keynes, houses/4 flats & 2 office/shop units Cli- Mariner Court, Calder Park, Parag, Tel: 01536 513165 MK14 6FD Tel: 01908657980 ent: Whisstocks Developments Ltd Wakefield, WF4 3FL Tel: 01924 383322 Agent: Paul Weston Architects, The Old WELLINGBOROUGH DUDLEY £30M Crown, Finningham Road, Westhorpe, PETERLEE £1.7M £1.4M n Former Dudley Guest Stowmarket, IP14 4TE Contractor: n St Bedes House, Birch n 2 - 10 Denington Road, Hospital, Tipton Road Barnes Construction Ltd, 6 Bermuda Wood Drive, Bracken Hill Denington Industrial Estate Planning authority: Dudley Job: Road, Ransomes Europark, Ipswich, IP3 Business Park Planning authority: Wellingborough Detail Plans Granted for 157 dwellings 9RU Tel: 01473 272222 Planning authority: Durham County Job: Reserved Matters Granted for Client: Dudley Metropolitan Borough Job: Detail Plans Granted for 34 flats supermarket Client: Morbaine Ltd Council Agent: Barton Willmore Part- North/North East (conversion) Client: Codexe Ltd Devel- Developer: Harris Partnership Ltd, 2 St. nership, Regent House, Princes Gate, 4 oper: Codexe Ltd, Symbio Place, White- Johns North, Wakefield, WF1 3QA Tel: Homer Road, Solihull, B91 3QQ Con- PLANS APPROVED leaf Road, Hemel Hempstead, HP3 9PH 01924 291800 tractor: Wates Construction Ltd, Wates ALNWICK £0.6M Tel: 0800 192 1732 House, 11 Ridgeway, Quinton Business n Land west of West Lyham TENDERS Park, Quinton, Birmingham, B32 1AF Farm, Chatton REDCAR £0.6M COVENTRY £10M Tel: 0121 423 2323 Planning authority: Northumberland n Former day centre, n Sherbourne Residences, Job: Detail Plans Granted for 2 agricul- Grosmont Close Gibbet Hill Road KING’S LYNN £2.5M tural buildings Client: Northumberland Planning authority: Redcar & Cleve- Planning authority: Warwick Job: n St Martha’s Primary School, Estates Developer: Northumberland land Job: Detail Plans Granted for 8 flats Reserved Matters Granted for student Field Lane, Gaywood Estates, Alnwick Castle, Alnwick, NE66 & 4 bungalows Client: Home Group accommodation Client: University of Planning authority: Kings Lynn & West 1NQ Tel: 01665 510777 Developer: P+HS Architects, The Old Warwick Agent: Robothams Architecture Norfolk Job: Detail Plans Granted for Station, Station Road, Stokesley, Mid- Ltd, The Old Library, 12 Church Street, school classroom (extension/altera- BRADFORD £3M dlesbrough, TS9 7AB Tel: 01642 712684 Warwick, CV34 4AB Tender return date: tions) Client: RC Diocese of East Anglia n Land at Stanley Road Tenders invited. Tel: 01926 493843 Agent: LSI Architects, The Old Drill Planning authority: Bradford Job: CONTRACTS Hall, 23A Cattle Market Street, Norwich, Detail Plans Granted for 5 retail units ASHINGTON £0.8M NOTTINGHAM £0.4M NR1 3DY Contractor: Morgan Sindall Client: Canal Road Urban Village Ltd n Network Business Centre, n Jubilee Depot, Jubilee Road, Plc, 69 - 75 Thorpe Road, Norwich, NR1 Developer: Harris Partnership Ltd, St. Wansbeck Business Park Daybrook 1UA Tel: 01603 666669 Johns North, Wakefield, WF1 3QA Tel: Planning authority: Northumberland Planning authority: Gedling Job: Detail 01924 291800 Job: Detail Plans Granted for 2 indus- Plans Granted for modular office/wel- LINCOLN £16M trial units Client: Arch (Development fare building Client: Gedling Borough n University of Lincoln, 514 DURHAM £1.3M Projects) Limited Agent: Arc51, 27 The Council Agent: Gedling Borough Coun- Isaac Newton, Campus Way n Harewood House, Bowburn Demesne, Ashington, NE63 9TW Con- cil, Civic Centre, Arnot Hill Park, Planning authority: Lincoln Job: North Industrial Estate tractor: Arch (Development Projects) Arnold, Nottingham, NG5 6LU Tender Reserved Matters Granted for university Planning authority: Durham County Limited, Ashington Workspace, Lin- return date: Applications to tender Client: University of Lincoln Agent: Job: Detail Plans Granted for office block tonville Parkway, Ashington, NE63 9JZ invited. Tel: 0115 901 3901 Maber Associates, St Marys Hall, 17 Client: Mathewson Limited Developer: Tel: 01670 528 400 7 OCTOBER 2015 hvnplus.co.uk PLANS APPROVED TENDERS CONTRACTS Projects where Approved projects Approved projects detailed plans have that are at tender at main contract Opportunities been approved stage. awarded stage. but are still at Contract leads pre-tender stage. GOOLE £0.85M Gelham Manor, Dersingham, King’s TENDERS CREWE £27.75M n Land north west of Lynn, PE31 6HN Contractor: Reliant FLEETWOOD £8M n Land off Crewe Road, Boothgate Amenity Land, Building Contractors Ltd, Elm Tree n Wansbeck House, Shavington Boothgate Howden Court, 101 Elm Tree Road, London, Community Centre Planning authority: Cheshire East Job: Planning authority: East Riding Job: NW8 9JT Tel: 020 7266 7839 Planning authority: Wyre Job: Detail Reserved Matters Granted for 370 Detail Plans Granted for 12 houses Cli- Plans Granted for 72 sheltered extra care houses/flats Client: Taylor Wimpey ent: Hoveden Builders Ltd Agent: Brian YORK £2.3M flats Client: The Regenda Group Agent: (North West) Agent: MCK Associates, Scott Designs, Blacksmiths Cottage, Sta- n Cleveland Industrial Estate, DK-Architects, 26 Old Haymarket, Liv- Burnaby Villa, 48 Watling Street Road, tion Road, Wistow, Selby, YO8 3UZ Carr Lane, Sutton-on-the-Forest erpool, L1 6ER Tender return date: Ten- Fulwood, Preston, PR2 8BP Contractor: Contractor: Hoveden Builders Ltd, 5 Planning authority: Hambleton Job: ders invited. Tel: 0151 231 1209 Taylor Wimpey (North West), Taylor Cherry Brook Gardens, Howden, Goole, Detail Plans Granted for 14 industrial Woodrow House, Warrington Road, DN14 7FY Tel: 07921 813686 units Client: Woodhouse Barry (Con- LIVERPOOL £2M The Beacons, Risley, Warrington, WA3 struction) Ltd Agent: Downes Illing- n Kirkby Bus Station, 6XU Tel: 01925 849500 HULL £15M sworth Partnership Ltd, 56 Market Cherryfield Drive, Kirkby n Green Port Hull, Service/ Place, YO7 1LW, Thirsk, YO7 1LW Con- Tender return date: Job: Detail Plans HEYWOOD £3.6M Offshore/EMEA Building, tractor: Woodhouse Barry (Construc- Granted for bus station Client: Mersey- n Aviva Hareshill Distribution Alexandra Dock tion) Ltd, Dale Road, Sheriff Hutton, travel Agent: URS, West One, 114 Wel- Plant, Hareshill Road Planning authority: Kingston-Upon- York, YO60 6RZ Tel: 01347 878316 lington Street, Leeds, LS1 1BA Tender Planning authority: Rochdale Job: Hull Job: Reserved Matters Granted for return date: Tenders invited. Tel: 0113 Detail Plans Granted for distribution service & logistic building Client: Siemens North West 204 5000 depots Client: Aviva Agent: Aviva, PO Agent: Pringle Brandon Perkins+Will, 10 Box 4, Surrey Street, Norwich, NR1 3NG Bonhill Street, London, EC2A 4QJ Con- PLANS APPROVED PRESTON £1.5M Contractor: Seddon Construction, tractor: Clugston Group Ltd, St Vincent BLACKBURN £2.7M n Penwortham Police Station, Plodder Lane, Edge Fold, Bolton, BL4 House, Normanby Road, Scunthorpe, n Fosse Close 80 Liverpool Road 0NN Tel: 01204 570400 DN15 8QT Tel: 01724 843491
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