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Caddick Secures Place On Landmark £208m Extra Care Framework

Caddick Construction has expanded its regional framework portfolio with its appointment to Karbon Homes’ major new £208m multi-supplier construction framework.

The appointment will support the delivery of specialist extra care and supported housing developments across the North East and Yorkshire, with a focus on modern, high-quality schemes ranging from 80 to 150 apartments alongside broader residential developments.

This latest success reflects Caddick’s continued strategic growth across public sector and affordable housing procurement routes, reinforcing its position as a trusted partner for large-scale housing providers across the North.

Steve Ford, Regional Managing Director at Caddick Construction Yorkshire & North East, commented:

“Framework procurement plays a vital role in enabling housing providers to deliver high-quality, cost-effective schemes efficiently and at pace, ensuring projects bring long-term value to local communities.

“Our appointment to Karbon Homes’ Extra Care Framework builds on Caddick’s extensive experience in delivering specialist residential and later living developments, and we look forward to working closely with Karbon Homes to support their vision for delivering high-quality extra care housing across the North East and Yorkshire.” Steve Ford, Regional Managing Director at Caddick Construction Yorkshire & North East

Sarah Robson, Executive Director of Development and Asset Management at Karbon Homes, said:

"The establishment of the framework is an important step in supporting our plans to deliver more extra care housing. We have appointed trusted partners who share our commitment to quality, value, and meeting the needs of our communities." Sarah Robson, Executive Director of Development and Asset Management at Karbon Homes

The framework contracts are scheduled to start later this month for an initial five-year period through to September 2031, with options to extend for up to two further years.