Site Clearance Tenders and Contracts
See open site clearance tenders and awarded contracts for the UK public sector.
This covers stripping vegetation, debris and rubble from a site and taking away what is left once a building has come down, leaving the ground ready for the next stage of work. It also includes clearing sites that have stood vacant or overgrown before development starts.
Councils, housing associations and other public landowners are the main buyers, commissioning it ahead of new housing, schools and redevelopment schemes.
199 results
- Awarded contractPublished 29 August 2017
JCF16001 Block E Demolition - Building Demolition and Site Clearance Works Shannon Free Zone
Value not stated
- Closed tenderPublished 3 August 2017
Road construction works
€5,650,000
- Stale Pre-tenderPublished 3 May 2017
Construction, foundation and surface works for highways, roads
£5,000,000
- Expired contractPublished 22 March 2017
Demolition works, asbestos removal, site clearance and hoarding works
£300,000
- Closed tenderPublished 5 December 2016
GB-Cheltenham: CBH - Demolition of 12 Non traditional Prefab bungalows at Cakebridge Place, Cheltenham
£300,000
- Awarded contractPublished 28 November 2016
Construction work for buildings relating to health
£9,283,000
- Expired contractPublished 29 September 2016
Demolition & Site Clearance, Old Webb Building, Nottingham. NG1 3LL
£100,000
- Expired contractPublished 1 August 2016
Former Acton Park Depot Site - Demolition and Site Clearance Works
£92,500
- Awarded contractPublished 14 March 2016
Site-clearance work
€1,954,500
- Closed tenderPublished 26 February 2016
Construction work for buildings relating to health
£10,000,000
- Awarded contractPublished 7 January 2016
Construction work for buildings relating to leisure, sports, culture, lodging and restaurants
£4,850,000
- Closed tenderPublished 22 December 2015
Engineering Design Brief for Bridge and Abutment design Colney-Bowthorpe link.
£20,000
- Expired contractPublished 5 November 2015
GB-Derby: New Build and Planned Demolition Framework
£100,000
- Closed tenderPublished 14 October 2015
Demolition and Site clean up Haslam House
£125,000
- Awarded contractPublished 29 June 2015
N15 Blackburn Bridge - Phase 1
Value not stated
- Closed tenderPublished 30 April 2015
GB-Derby: New Build and Planned Demolition Framework
£3,000,000
- Closed tenderPublished 10 February 2015
United Kingdom-Newport: Site-clearance work
£170,000
- Closed tenderPublished 10 February 2015
United Kingdom-Newport: Site-clearance work
£2,800,000
- Awarded contractPublished 8 August 2011
Kiljames Bridge& Road Improvement Works
Value not stated
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about site clearance work in the UK public sector.
What counts as site clearance work in public procurement?
Contracts to clear a site of vegetation, debris, rubble and what remains once a building has been demolished, so the ground is ready for the next stage of work. It is let as a follow-on to demolition or as the first stage of a development.
How do I find site clearance tenders in the UK and Ireland?
Stotles gathers open, closed and awarded notices from 100+ portals, so a site clearance tender advertised on a regional portal sits beside notices from Contracts Finder and Find a Tender. This page lists the current ones.
Who buys site clearance work?
Councils, housing associations and other public landowners commissioning it ahead of new housing, schools or redevelopment schemes. It also appears inside wider demolition and construction contracts, where the clearance is one part of a bigger project.
Is site clearance let on its own or as part of a bigger contract?
Both happen. Some buyers let a standalone site clearance contract for land that already stands empty. Others fold it into a demolition or construction contract, so the notice is titled for the wider project rather than for site clearance alone.
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