Galliford Try (LSE:GFRD) has been appointed to the Department for Education’s new £15.4 billion Construction Framework 25, securing positions for its Building division across multiple project categories.
The framework covers major schemes valued above £12 million throughout England, as well as smaller-scale projects in London, the South East and South West. Spanning six years, with options to extend, the agreement reinforces Galliford Try’s presence in the UK education sector and aligns with its strategy of sustainable, long-term growth.
The award strengthens the group’s partnership with the Department for Education and enhances visibility over its future pipeline of school and college developments.
The appointment highlights Galliford Try’s ongoing role in delivering large-scale education infrastructure and builds on its track record of providing high-quality learning environments nationwide. By securing places on both higher- and lower-value lots, the company positions itself to compete for a broad range of upcoming projects, supporting revenue stability and reinforcing its standing among public-sector contractors.
Galliford Try’s outlook reflects supportive technical trends and a sound financial base, despite pressures on revenue expansion and margins. Its ongoing share buyback programme further underpins shareholder returns, appealing to investors seeking dependable income and relative stability.
More about Galliford Try
Galliford Try is a UK-based construction group listed on the London Stock Exchange and a constituent of the FTSE 250. Operating under the Galliford Try and Morrison Construction brands, the company delivers building and infrastructure projects for public, private and regulated-sector clients across the UK. Education remains a key and long-established segment within its construction portfolio.
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