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Castleleigh - 24 newbuild homes in Northwich

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Weaver Vale Housing Trust Limited has issued a direct-award contract to Chapter WBL Limited for the construction of 24 newbuild homes in Northwich, known as Castleleigh. The project is governed by the Procurement Act 2023, with the direct award justified by the supplier's intellectual property or exclusive rights. The total contract value, including VAT, is 5,678,942 pounds, which comprises 600,000 pounds for land, 4,768,015 pounds for the build, 150,000 pounds for consultant fees, and 109,106 pounds for the Pre-Construction Services Agreement. The works are scheduled to commence on 28 September 2026 and are expected to conclude by 28 December 2028, although there is a provision for a possible extension until 28 December 2029. This procurement encompasses both construction and consultancy services, as indicated by the associated CPV codes. The contract was officially announced via a transparency notice on 15 September 2026.

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Chapter WBL Limited will build 24 homes in Northwich for 5,678,942 pounds.

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AgencyWeaver Vale Housing Trust Limited
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Land - £600,000 Build - £4,768,015 Consultant Fees - £150,000 plus VAT PCSA - £109,106 plus VAT TOTAL inc VAT - £5,678,942

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