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Every year, public sector contracts accounts for almost 40% of construction work available. These commissions total in value of over 33 billion. To maintain a portion of the construction budget, companies must procure tenders. The tender process is the method businesses are needed to follow to create their bid on construction contracts. Tender opportunities vary depending upon the requirements of the public and private sectors.

Sectors where construction tenders are plentiful include schools, hospitals, social housing and roads. The home industry alone accounted for over 1.7bn in construction across all sections. Tenders are typically related to construction machinery, construction equipment, roof functions, special trade construction works, repairs of building installations, maintenance service of construction installations, architectural contracts and other associated services.

Local governments have budgeted expenses in the united kingdom for 2010-2011 year in 121.9 billion. Fourteen percent of this budget is forecast to be spent on housing, and 38 percent of their budget is expected to be spent on schooling. Presently, the UK local authorities have a lot of construction contracts and many more planned. Many of these contracts include:

• Department of Transport projects

• Community and Local Government jobs

• Department of Health projects

• Ministry of Justice jobs

• Department of Culture, Media and Sports projects

• Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs jobs

• Others

The budget proportions are not indicative of the rest of the contracts in construction for 2010-2011. A huge portion of the construction contracts will be allocated to construction projects related to health. Over 17 million will be spent at the Department of Health, and over 26 million at the Department of Transport is remaining on the budget for this year. Over 8 million in contracts are remaining and will be allocated towards construction linked to education.

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