County Down headquartered GRAHAM has been selected to deliver Phase A of the Lakes Estate Renewal Project in Bletchley through Pagabo's Major Works Framework.
Selected by Milton Keynes City Council, GRAHAM will complete the two-stage design and build contract which is valued at £70 million. The regeneration project is the first of its kind for Milton Keynes.
Planning approval was granted in 2022 and this phase of the project focuses on the construction of 183 new homes. New community facilities will be also created, including a nursery, a community hub, and two retail units, envisioned as a pharmacy and food takeaway, catering to the needs of residents living on the estate.
Rob Joyce, Development Director at GRAHAM, said: "We are proud to have been selected by Milton Keynes City Council to deliver this crucial phase of The Lakes Estate. This renewal project signifies not only a substantial investment in community regeneration but also a commitment to enhancing the wellbeing and vitality of the residents who live there. We are committed to working closely with the council to transform the Lakes Estate into a thriving and sustainable living space for the community."
Cabinet Member for Adults, Housing and Healthy Communities, Cllr Emily Darlington said: "We’re delighted to be delivering this project with GRAHAM which will make a lasting difference for the whole community on the Lakes Estate. The building work is part of a much wider programme to deliver real change for local people and empower them to live healthy and prosperous lives."
Ben Jones, Head of Delivery – South of England at Pagabo, added: "Pagabo is really proud to have supported Milton Keynes City Council (MKCC) on such an important project for the community, and the City. We’ve worked with the project team at MKCC since early 2021 to support and deliver the procurement, via our Major Works 2020 framework. The delivery of social value for MKCC has been vital to this project. We’re really looking forward to seeing GRAHAM deliver that, as part of this flagship project."
The project team includes:
• Client: Milton Keynes City Council
• HTA Architects LLP – lead designer, architect, landscape architect, and sustainability
• WSP – building services, structures, civil, drainage, utilities, transport, street lighting, acoustics, thermal modelling, supervision of GI surveys, fire engineering
• MACE – cost management
• Currie & Brown – contract administrator
• MKC Urban Design and Landscape – design and construction of the estate-wide improvement works and the detailed design of Warren Park
• TPAS – independent tenant advisors
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