Supplier profile
Galliford Try Infrastructure Ltd
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across the UK and UK, from 10 Mar 2009 to 6 Nov 2025.
Awards won
111
all time
Attributed value
£465.7m + €226.6m
49 shared, unvalued
Buyers
58
public bodies
Active
2009–2025
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Cumberland Council | 1 | £136.8m |
| Cumbria County Council | 1 | £136.8m |
| Highways England | 6 | £90.9m |
| Stoke-on-Trent City Council | 4 | £63.0m |
| WIGAN COUNCIL | 1 | £11.1m |
| North Yorkshire County Council | 17 | £7.4m |
| DEPARTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT | 3 | £7.3m |
| South Tyneside Council | 3 | £5.5m |
| Buckinghamshire County Council | 3 | £3.6m |
| Manchester City Council | 4 | £1.2m |
What they win
Awards
Showing 101–111 of 111 awards we hold
- West Rhyl Scheme. ↗Denbighshire County Council€8.8mawarded 8 Feb 2011
- Construction work — Bath and North East Somerset Council ↗Bath and North East Somerset Councilawarded 25 Jan 2011
- The works infrastructure delivery programme; targeted recruitment and training framework. ↗Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council€5.1mawarded 14 Dec 2010
- Construction structures & materials — Severn Trent Water ↗Severn Trent Watershared awardawarded 2 Aug 2010
- Construction work — Council of the Borough of Kirklees ↗Council of the Borough of Kirkleesshared awardawarded 28 Apr 2010
- Architectural, construction, engineering & inspection services — Scottish Water ↗Scottish Watershared awardawarded 1 Apr 2010
- Construction work — The Scottish Ministers ↗The Scottish Ministers€35.5mawarded 23 Oct 2009
- Construction work — Plymouth City Council ↗Plymouth City Council€4.3mawarded 9 Oct 2009
- Construction work — Olympic Delivery Authority ↗Olympic Delivery Authorityshared awardawarded 24 Jul 2009
- Construction work — Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council ↗Stockport Metropolitan Borough Councilshared awardawarded 1 Apr 2009
- Construction work — Olympic Delivery Authority ↗Olympic Delivery Authorityawarded 10 Mar 2009
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