30 AUGUST 2019

Wates Construction has been appointed to the North West Construction Hub (NWCH) Medium Value Construction Framework, adding to this years previous appointments to the NWCH High Value and the North Wales Construction Partnership Frameworks.

One of the largest homeless shelters for women has transformed thanks to the construction team currently renovating buildings on Parliaments Northern Estate

30 JULY 2019

Wates Construction has been appointed to the University of Oxfords Construction Framework with a potential pipeline of work worth £120m – £150m every year.

Wates Construction has appointed Steve Yates as Business Development Manager as it prepares to significantly expand its presence in the London marketplace.

A comprehensive structural upgrade, refurbishment and new build extensions to the former Marylebone Town Hall forming a new state-of-the-art campus.

Wates Construction will bolster its position on a range of regional procurement frameworks with the appointment of Sarah Seabright as Framework Manager.

Whether a commercial office development, new school or leisure facility, the schemes we build ultimately take root within the surrounding local community and have a tangible impact upon the built environment and local economy.

Wates has appointed David Saville in a strategic move to grow its pipeline of major projects across the region.

Wates has secured a place on the North Wales Construction Partnerships £500m framework, facilitating the build of new schools and public sector projects.

Wates has appointed Kyle McGrory as Regional Commercial Director as the contractor eyes further growth across the North East and Yorkshire.

Wates entered the East Midlands Celebrating Construction Awards for its work on Poplar Farm Primary School’s building.

Wates has been honoured for its efforts to minimise environmental impact and leave a lasting social legacy through the delivery of the project.

Wates has been appointed as the design and construction partner for the new Aquatics Centre in Smethwick for Sandwell Council.

£62.2m new build scheme comprising a speculative office block with 348sqm of public realm, built on an existing podium deck.

Wates has retained its place on the fourth generation Southern Construction Framework (SCF), which promises a potential £5.25bn pipeline of work across the South.

Wates has commenced a major recruitment drive to support its pipeline of public and private sector projects across the region.

Re-configuration and extension of former Royal Mail offices in Central London.

Wates has planted 100 sapling trees by the new Braywick Park Leisure Centre in order to offset carbon emissions generated during the centre’s construction.