Nine contractors have been selected to work on the Government Hubs Programme, which has a potential value of as much as £1bn over the next four years.

The Government Hubs Programme is overseeing the structural reorganisation and transformation of the current office estate, particularly the tax offices.

HM Revenue & Customs is being reorganised from 170 local offices into 13 regional centres. These regional hubs will also house civil servants form other government departments.

From an open tender, nine contractors have been selected for the framework to undertake fit-out works for the Government Hubs Programme.

Lot 1 is for projects nationwide valued at more than £25m.

Lot 3 is for projects in the south valued at below £25m.

Lot 2 is for projects in the north valued at below £25m.

Mace, Interserve, Overbury and Wates are on all three lots. The full list of chosen contractors is:



• Mace (lots 1,2 and 3)
• Interserve Construction (lots 1,2 and 3)
• Overbury (lots 1,2 and 3)
• Wates Construction (lots 1,2 and 3)
• BAM Construction (lots 2 and 3)
• ISG (lots 2 and 3)
• Shaylor Group (lots 2 and 3)
• BW Interiors (lot 3)
• Styles&Wood (lot 2).