Wynne Construction £325m order book: delivery and pipeline notes for project teams
Reviewed by Tom Sullivan
First reported on The Construction Index
30 Second Briefing
Wynne Construction is marking its centenary with an order book exceeding £325m, including £228m of live work and £99m in pre-construction across Wales and the North West of England. Current schemes range from the £26m Newport Leisure and Wellbeing Centre and £31m Aethwy Care integrated health and social care facility on Anglesey to the £13m Ty Haverfordia over-55s apartments in Pembrokeshire, an £11m archive centre for Denbighshire and Flintshire, and a £4m Maggie’s Centre in Liverpool. The pipeline is giving the family-owned contractor confidence to plan labour, secure its supply chain and invest in skills and training.
Technical Brief
- £228m of the £325m secured workload is already on site, with £99m in pre-construction.
- Live and pipeline schemes span education, healthcare, housing, leisure, heritage and low‑carbon sectors in two UK regions.
- Current Welsh portfolio includes residential care, over‑55s housing, leisure/wellbeing and a joint archive facility.
- Denbighshire and Flintshire councils’ archive centre is being delivered as a shared new‑build asset.
- Maggie’s Centre in Liverpool extends the healthcare workload beyond Wales into a major North West city.
Our Take
The mix of schemes for older residents (such as the over‑55 Ty Haverfordia project) and healthcare-related facilities like the Maggie’s Centre in Liverpool indicates Wynne is building a strong reference portfolio in health and social care, a niche that in our coverage often leads to repeat frameworks with councils and NHS‑adjacent clients.
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