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Soldiers move into new homes at MOD Stafford

Soldiers and their families are moving into hundreds of new homes built for Service personnel relocating to MOD Stafford from Germany. Lance Corporal Richard Neely of 16 Signal Regiment was among the first of the arriving soldiers to be presented with the keys to his new house by Col Richard Maybery QGM, the Deputy Commander of Headquarters 11 Signal and West Midlands Brigade. A total of 346 new houses are being built by Lovell on behalf of the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) in preparation for the arrival of 1 and 16 Signal Regiments under the Army’s BORONA Programme. The

Procurement process for barracks redevelopment moves forward

The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has issued an Invitation to Submit Final Tenders (ISFT) to four companies as it seeks to redevelop a Staffordshire barracks. Beacon Barracks,Stafford, will be redeveloped as part of the BORONA Programme following an announcement by the MOD in July of 2011 that the base is to become the home of two additional signal regiments. DIO’s priority is providing support to Forces personnel and this development will provide office, technical, facilities and living accommodation for them as they prepare for operations. A parallel project will provide

Procurement for new service family homes moves forward

The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has issued an Invitation to Tender (ITT) to five companies as it seeks to build up to 359 new homes for service families at a Staffordshire barracks.The new properties will be built as part of the BORONA Programme at Beacon Barracks in Stafford, which is to be redeveloped following an announcement by the MOD in July of 2011 that it is to become the home of two additional signal regiments.DIO’s priority is providing support to Forces staff and their families and this development will provide high-quality accommodation for them as they prepare

MOD unveils facilities contract for central Great Britain

Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has unveiled a new contract for the future provision of facilities management at military establishments across the North of England, Wales, the Midlands and East Anglia, and has begun inviting industry to submit expressions of interest. Developed under the Next Generation Estate Contracts (NGEC) programme, the Regional Prime Central contract is the largest of the four DIO regional primes. It stretches from North London to the Scottish border, with an estimated value of up to £1.8 billion over a minimum of five years and a maximum of 10 years,

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