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Conditional awardEllesmere Port · North West

Ledsham School — pre-construction appointment

Read Construction is named for the planned new Ledsham primary school in Ellesmere Port. The 13 October notice confirms a pre-construction agreement; the full construction contract is due after that stage. The recorded works programme starts in March 2027.

01 / Project assessment

Why this project is relevant

An early contractor appointment for a new school can support future hire planning. Earthmoving and small-tool fit is inferred from construction scope; there is no immediate equipment enquiry.

EarthmovingTools & small plant

These are the hire categories YardBrief has matched from the published project scope.

02 / The source facts

What is happening

  • New primary school in Ledsham, Little Sutton, Ellesmere Port.
  • A pre-construction services agreement was signed first. The full construction contract remains due after that period.
Named contractor / developer
READ CONSTRUCTION HOLDINGS LIMITED ↗
Company 04401595
Project stage
Conditional award
Proposed main works (ex VAT)
Not published
Source contract / programme start
1 Mar 2027
Source notice
UK7 · 096335-2026
Notice published
13 Oct 2026
Last updated
28 days ago
03 / Before you contact them

Check these points

  • The current signed stage is pre-construction, not confirmed on-site construction or an open plant-hire order.
  • The £12 million including-VAT value describes the recorded project contract; the separate pre-construction fee is not published.
  • The latest notice records a 1 March 2027 to 27 June 2028 programme, with possible extension to 31 August 2028. Earlier notices contain superseded dates.
  • Earthmoving and small-tool relevance is an assessment of new-school construction. Actual equipment, quantities, timings and supplier selection remain unpublished.
  • The contractor is named in the official record; a project-specific buying contact has not been independently verified.
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