Galliford Try secures places on £5bn Pagabo major works framework
Galliford Try has been named to Pagabo's £5.0 billion national framework for public major works, as reported by Contract. Places cover Lots 4 and 5.
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what happened
UK construction group Galliford Try says it has been appointed to Pagabo's £5.0 billion national framework for major works, according to Contract, which published the announcement on 20 October 2026.
The company won places in Lot 4, which covers projects worth £30 million to £60 million in the South West, South East and London, and in Lot 5, for work above £60 million in Scotland. The agreement runs for four years and targets buildings and facilities commissioned by councils and other public authorities nationwide.
Chief Executive Bill Hocking said: "We were recently named to Pagabo's Infrastructure framework, and we are pleased to work with them again on this significant public sector programme. Together we aim to deliver high-quality facilities for communities across the country."
why it matters
The filing does not disclose any effect on financial results, but for a FTSE 250 contractor, wins on public frameworks point to a steady pipeline of government-funded work, which investors often watch when judging order visibility.
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- REG - Galliford Try Hldgs — Contract, 20 October 2026 at 06:10 UTC
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