Awarded contract

West Winch Housing Access Road

Details

Value
£53,852,025.94
Topic
Construction, foundation and surface works for highways, roads
Published
13 July 2026

Tender description

Norfolk County Council has appointed a contractor on a design and build basis for the West Winch Housing Access Road scheme near King’s Lynn, Norfolk. The scheme is described in the outline business case, which was submitted to DfT in September 2023. It includes substantial works on the A47 trunk road, including dualling of a 1.3km stretch. Lot 1: Norfolk County Council has appointed a contractor on a design and build basis for the West Winch housing access road scheme near King’s Lynn, Norfolk. The scheme is described in the outline business case, which was submitted to DfT in September 2023. It includes substantial works on the A47 trunk road, including dualling of a 1.3km stretch. The planning application has been validated and is currently in the consultation phase. The main elements of the scheme include:- A housing access road to the east of West Winch connecting the A47 with the existing A10, comprising some 3.5km of single carriageway and 300m of dual carriageway.- A roundabout on the housing access road providing access to the planned Hardwick Green housing development- Two roundabouts on the housing access road to serve proposed dwellings that are outside the Hardwick Green development- A roundabout on the housing access road, at its southern end, providing a connection to the existing A10- A signalised roundabout junction where the housing access road meets the A47- Modifications to the existing Hardwick Interchange to accommodate additional housing traffic plus re-orientation of trips through the junction (these modifications include new east-facing slip roads and changes to the Interchange’s circulatory carriageway)- Dualling of some 1.3km of the existing A47 between Hardwick Interchange and the housing access road- Treatment of local roads severed by the housing access road including an overbridge to carry Rectory Road over the new road and some 350m of associated new single carriageway construction- Construction of a cycle path alongside the new road. Additional information: The value stated above in section II.1.7 is the approximate total cost for both the Stage 1 design and Stage 2 construction works.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date22 May 2026
  2. Completed: Award published13 July 2026
    Current notice

About the buyer

Norfolk County Council runs local government services across Norfolk and buys as a local authority open to suppliers of every size. Each opportunity carries a PIN that suppliers use to express interest before bidding. Many goods and services are bought through framework agreements run by the Crown Commercial Service and ESPO. Suppliers can also apply directly to those framework agreements alongside the council's own tenders.

Over the past 5 years, most of Norfolk County Council's contract awards have been in health and social work, transport services and construction work.

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