McLaren Construction Yorkshire & North East secures place on £1.5bn YORbuild Major Works 2 Framework

McLaren Construction Yorkshire & North East has secured a place on Lot 2 of the new£1.5bn YORbuild Major Works 2 Framework, covering projects valued at more than £30m.

The public sector procurement framework covers the Yorkshire & Humber region, as well as the North East of England, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and parts of Leicestershire, with a variety of projects available to tender over a 4 year term and an option to extend for a further two years.

The framework, managed by East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Leeds City Council, provides a compliant, transparent and efficient route to procure major building works. It is designed to support value for money, social value, responsible procurement and opportunities for regional supply chains.

McLaren's Yorkshire& North East division, led by Managing Director Andrew Beaumont, is anestablished team based in Leeds city centre, with extensive experience,regional insight and proven public sector credentials. The team's track recordacross a broad range of projects positions the division as a strong deliverypartner for major project schemes through the framework.

Andrew Beaumont,Managing Director at McLaren Construction, Yorkshire & North East, said

“Securing a place on the YORbuild Framework is fantastic news for the Yorkshire & North East region and delivers on the strategic objectives we set ourselves in 2025. This strengthens our ability to support public sector organisations and allows us to focus on schemes where we can add genuine value from the outset. It also gives us a platform to demonstrate our commitment to social value, working with the framework’sYOR4Good Fund and YORscep, to create meaningful opportunities for communities and local supply chain partners."

This appointment reinforces McLaren’s long-term investment in the region and supports sustainable growth, while adding to its strong framework track record. McLaren’s diversification into the public sector contributed £250 million to its turnover in the last financial year.

Yorkshire &North East sits side by side with five sister divisions - London & South,Regeneration, Construction Management & Specialist Projects, Midlands &North and International - which all draw on technical expertise based inMcLaren’s head office and covering such disciplines as design, digitalconstruction, sustainability, environment and social value.

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