Construction firm Galliford Try has announced a number of contract wins in the Greater London area for its Partnerships business.
The group has bagged contracts worth more than £56m in public building and affordable housing contracts in London. They include a £27m development in White City, including a health and social care centre and 170 mixed tenure apartments. Three other projects, with contract values ranging between £8.1m and £10.7m, have also been awarded across the capital.
Galliford's shares have risen 82% in the last 12 months.
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