Carillion, Skanska, Taylor Woodrow, Costain and Balfour Beatty make the cut for Vendor Capital Programme but Bovis loses out

Twelve companies have made it onto London Underground's first framework contract under its £2.8bn Vendor Capital Programme.

The firms included in the £450m five-year framework are: Carillion, Skanska, Taylor Woodrow, Costain, Dyer & Butler, Morgan Est, Nuttall, Geoffrey Osborne and YJL Infrastructure, Birse Metro and Balfour Beatty.

William Verry, Fitzpatrick, Bovis Lend Lease, Colas, Murphy and C Spencer failed to make the cut.

The programme, which was delayed by Metronet falling into administration last July, was set up in 2005 to deliver work outside the Tube PPP and to provide a benchmark for the PPP contracts.

The framework is divided into four bands by project value, as follows:

Band one - £3.5m to £10m

  • Carillion Construction
  • Skanska
  • Morgan Est
  • YJL Infrastructure
  • Birse Metro
  • Mansell Construction
  • Dyer & Butler
  • Geoffrey Osborne

Band two - £10m to £30m

  • Carillion Construction
  • Morgan Est
  • Skanska Construction
  • Edmund Nuttall
  • Birse Metro
  • Taylor Woodrow Construction

Band three - £30m to £60m

  • Morgan Est
  • Edmund Nuttall
  • Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering
  • Carillion Construction
  • Skanska Construction
  • Taylor Woodrow Construction
  • Costain

Band four - £60m to £100m

  • Morgan Est
  • Edmund Nuttall
  • Carillion Construction
  • Skanska Construction
  • Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering
  • Taylor Woodrow Construction

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