Up to 20 building contractors have secured a place on the £1.5 billion Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) framework.

The four-year programme aims to increase the provision of new housing and public-sector buildings across Scotland.

Overall, the framework is divided into regional lots and by project size: projects of up to 15 units on single or multiple sites; projects of between 16 and 49 units on single or multiple sites; and projects of 50 units or more on single or multiple sites.

Robertson Group managed to secure a space in every single lot. ENGIE has also been appointed to all local authority areas across East, North East, South West and Southern Scotland.

Stevie Nugent, Head of Business Development for ENGIE's regeneration business in Scotland, said: “This is a fantastic investment programme which will make a positive difference in the lives of local people by improving Scotland's housing stock in a more effective and cohesive manner. As part of ENGIE, we have capitalised on our experience and skills spanning healthcare, education, urban energy, district heating and regeneration.

“Many of the members of the Scottish Procurement Alliance are established key partners who recognise our capacity to deliver more than just housing. We are looking forward to working with these partners more closely and we are also pleased to be starting work in some new areas of the country where we will showcase the exciting and diverse range of services that ENGIE has to offer.”

The full list of successful firms is as follows;

Eastern Scotland, up to 15 units

• AS Homes (Scotland)

• Andrew Shepherd Construction

• Bancon Construction

• Campion Homes

• CHAP Group (Aberdeen)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Esh Construction

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• JR Construction (Scotland)

• McTaggart Construction

• Morris & Spottiswood

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• Pert Bruce Construction

• Stewart & Shields

• Robertson Group

Eastern Scotland, 16-49 units

• Bancon Construction

• Campion Homes

• CCG (Scotland)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Esh Construction

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• Lovell Partnerships

• McTaggart Construction

• Morris & Spottiswood

• Robertson Group

Eastern Scotland, 50+ units

• Bancon Construction

• Campion Homes

• CCG (Scotland)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• Lovell Partnerships

• McTaggart Construction

• Robertson Group

West Central Scotland, up to 15 units

• Ashleigh (Scotland)

• AS Homes (Scotland)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Esh Construction

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• JR Construction (Scotland)

• McTaggart Construction

• Morris & Spottiswood

• Stewart & Shields

• Robertson Group

West Central Scotland, 16-49 units

• CCG (Scotland)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• Lovell Partnerships

• McTaggart Construction

• Robertson Group

West Central Scotland, 50+ units

• CCG (Scotland)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• Lovell Partnerships

• McTaggart Construction

• Robertson Group

North Eastern Scotland, up to 15 units

• Andrew Shepherd Construction

• Bancon Construction

• CHAP Group (Aberdeen)

• Engie

• James MacQueen Building Contractors

• Pert Bruce Construction

• Stewart & Shields

• Robertson Group

North Eastern Scotland, 16-49 units

• Bancon Construction

• CHAP Group (Aberdeen)

• Engie

• Pert Bruce Construction

• Stewart & Shields

• Robertson Group

North Eastern Scotland, 50+ units

• Bancon Construction

• CHAP Group (Aberdeen)

• Engie

• Robertson Group

Highlands & Islands, up to 15 units

• Bancon Construction

• CHAP Group (Aberdeen)

• James MacQueen Building Contractors

• JR Construction (Scotland)

• MM Miller (Wick)

• Stewart & Shields

• Robertson Group

Highlands & Islands, 16-49 units

• Bancon Construction

• CHAP Group (Aberdeen)

• James MacQueen Building Contractors

• JR Construction (Scotland)

• Stewart & Shields

• Robertson Group

Highlands & Islands, 50+ units

• Bancon Construction

• CHAP Group (Aberdeen)

• JR Construction (Scotland)

• Robertson Group

Southern Scotland, up to 15 units

• Ashleigh (Scotland)

• AS Homes (Scotland)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Esh Construction

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• JR Construction (Scotland)

• McTaggart Construction

• Morris & Spottiswood

• Stewart & Shields

• Robertson Group

Southern Scotland, 16-49 units

• Ashleigh (Scotland)

• AS Homes (Scotland)

• CCG (Scotland)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Esh Construction

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• Lovell Partnerships

• McTaggart Construction

• Robertson Group

Southern Scotland, 50+ units

• Ashleigh (Scotland)

• CCG (Scotland)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Esh Construction

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• Lovell Partnerships

• McTaggart Construction

• Robertson Group

Combined lot for successful tenders awarded to Lots 6 to 20

• Ashleigh (Scotland)

• AS Homes (Scotland)

• Andrew Shepherd Construction

• Bancon Construction

• Campion Homes

• CCG (Scotland)

• CHAP Group (Aberdeen)

• Cruden Building & Renewals

• Esh Construction

• Engie

• Hadden Construction

• James MacQueen Building Contractors

• JR Construction (Scotland)

• Lovell Partnerships

• McTaggart Construction

• MM Miller

• Morris & Spottiswood

• Pert Bruce Construction

• Robertson Group

• Stewart & Shield

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