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School Buildings Tenders and Contracts

See open school buildings tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.

School buildings procurement covers new primary and special school builds, extensions, refurbishment and modular classroom or SEN units, along with remedial work such as roof replacement, heating upgrades and accessibility extensions. Games areas and sports pitches on school sites come up as well.

School building work is bought by local councils, academy trusts and the Department for Education and, in Ireland, education and training boards. Larger schemes are let through construction frameworks, while smaller works go out as one-off tenders.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about school extension, school refurbishment, new primary school in the UK public sector.

  • What types of school buildings projects do tenders cover?

    School buildings tenders cover construction work for primary and special schools, including new builds, extensions, refurbishment, modular classroom and special needs units, and remedial work such as roof replacement and heating upgrades.

  • Who buys school building construction work?

    Local councils, academy trusts and the Department for Education buy school building projects. In Ireland, education and training boards and individual schools tender directly.

  • What CPV codes cover school buildings tenders?

    School buildings notices carry 45214200 (Construction work for school buildings) and 45214210 (Primary school construction work), alongside general codes such as 45453100 (Refurbishment work) and 45262800 (Building extension work).

  • How do I find school building contracts before they are formally tendered?

    Read school place planning strategies, capital programme reports, school condition surveys and cabinet papers that approve extensions or new schools, which name projects ahead of a main works tender. On Stotles you can track those signals and the buyers behind them, then follow a notice from pre-tender through to award.

  • How are school building projects usually procured?

    Larger schemes are tendered for a main works contractor or let through construction frameworks, while smaller works such as classroom refurbishment and roof renewal go out as one-off tenders. Contracts typically cover design, construction, refurbishment and fit-out for primary schools, special schools and other education buildings.

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