The third-generation framework will run for four years, with an option to extend for another two, covering public sector building projects across the region.
Acivico, owned by Birmingham City Council, is leading procurement alongside Solihull and Sandwell councils.
Six major works contractors have been selected for the £1.3bn top lot, with Galliford Try, Morgan Sindall and Willmott Dixon renewing while Kier, Vinci and Wates secure places for the first time.
Graham and McLaren were the two unsuccessful bidders for the major works lot.
The tender attracted 36 bids across three lots, with 16 unsuccessful submissions.
Full CWM3 line-up
Major works, projects above £10m – spend £1.3bn
- Galliford Try
- Kier
- Morgan Sindall
- Vinci Building
- Wates
- Willmott Dixon
Medium works, £2m to £15m projects – spend £1bn
- Deeley Construction
- GF Tomlinson
- Interclass
- Seddon
- Speller Metcalfe
- Stepnell
Minor works, £250,000 to £5m projects – spend £700m
- Alcema
- Arcus FM
- BSN Group Construction
- Dodd Group
- E Manton
- J Harper & Sons
- R1 Construction
- SWG Construction
The framework will cover new-build construction, extensions, refurbishment, retrofit and repair projects across education, housing, healthcare, blue-light facilities, leisure and public realm.
It will also support M&E installations, demolition, enabling works and infrastructure projects.
The publicly-owned framework has been operating since 2011 and has delivered more than £2bn of projects.
Under the new agreement, clients will be able to use a range of contract forms, including NEC and JCT, with contractors expected to provide support throughout pre-construction.
Contracts are due to be signed from 28 September.
