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HRB Structural Steelwork

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Award value
£5m
Tender value
0
Suppliers
0
Awards
1
Notices
Tender
Stage

Overview

The Hampstead Road Bridge is a 5-span, 8 steel girder structure with a composite concrete deck, spanning over the proposed HS2 railway lines. The bridge is approximately 140m long, extending from the existing Network Rail overbridge in the north to Cartmel House in the south. The Subcontractor will be responsible for the design, installation and removal of any temporary works associated with the erection of the bridge deck, including assessments of temporary stability during erection process prior to completion. Any temporary work designs will need to be approved by the Contractor. The bridge deck install will occur over 2 visits, which will be assumed core hours only. Visit number 1 will b…

Key details

Buyer
SCS JV
Source
Contracts Finder
Lifecycle stage
Tender
Status
active
CPV classification
45221112 — Railway bridge construction work
Currency
GBP
Total award value
Tender value
£5,000,000
First published
17 Sept 2025
Last updated
17 Sept 2025
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Who is the buyer for "HRB Structural Steelwork"?

HRB Structural Steelwork is a UK public-sector procurement published by SCS JV via Contracts Finder.

Has "HRB Structural Steelwork" been awarded?

No award has been recorded yet. The current lifecycle stage is "Tender".

What is "HRB Structural Steelwork" worth?

The reported tender value is £5,000,000.

When was "HRB Structural Steelwork" published?

It was first published on 17 Sept 2025 and last updated on 17 Sept 2025, across 1 notice.

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