The specialist shed and data centre builder took pole position with a job valued at £280m by construction intelligence group Barbour ABI. The official contract sum has not been disclosed.
Logistics rival Winvic claimed second place after bagging warehouse jobs for Tritax Big Box at Symmetry Park and the Plot 6 development at SEGRO’s Northampton Gateway.
Willmott Dixon ranked third with a clutch of jobs totalling £183m, which also helped lift the private builder to the top of the rolling 12-month league for work won, edging Kier out of pole position.
The privately owned builder secured £183m of work across a clutch of projects in September, taking third place for the month and lifting it to the summit of the 12-month league.
Across the wider market, new orders barely shifted. The top 50 contractors secured £3.14bn of work in September, a shade ahead of August’s £3.12bn.
That total came from 110 projects, down from 126 the previous month, as larger awards propped up the value of work won.
