Scottish Water has awarded a framework contract to provide national coverage for the supply of civil materials in Scotland worth an estimated £80 million.
A total of 19 companies have won a place on the framework, which was tendered in 5 Lots. The contract covers a potential 12 year contracting period running from 2015 to 2026.
The successful companies are:
- Aggregate Industries UK Ltd
- Argyll Resources Group
- ASC
- Breedon Aggregates Scotland
- Cemex UK Operations
- Collier Haulage/Collier Quarrying & Recycling Ltd
- Geddes Group
- Grange Quarry Ltd
- Hillhouse Quarry Group
- John Gunn & Sons Ltd
- Leiths (Scotland) Ltd
- Luce Bay Plant Hire Ltd
- Markle Mains Quarry
- Pat Munro (Alness) Ltd
- Patersons of Greenoakhill Ltd
- Skene Group Ltd
- Tillicoultry Quarries Ltd
- WM Munro Construction (Highland) Ltd
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