The association’s third generation framework sees the number of preferred firms dropped by around a third from 31 to 23 this time around.
Previous winners Allenbuild, Bafour Beatty (Mansell), Graham, Lakehouse, Osborne and Sisk are not joining the fresh line-up.
While a spread of big name contractors from Ardmore and Bougyues to Wates and Willmott Dixon Partnerships are re-signed to deliver its ambitious development programme.
Over the next four years the housing association is believed to be set to spend up to £1.25bn.
The new Constructor Framework for Development Programme deal is billed as having a total value of up to £10.8bn over four years as it is potentially open to all London housing associations.
Constructor Framework for Development Programme
Ardmore Construction; Bouygues; Bugler Developments; Cablesheer Construction; Durkan; Galliford Try Partnerships; Glenman Corporation; Guildmore; Henry Construction Projects; Higgins Construction; Hill Partnerships; Keepmoat Regeneration; Kier Construction; Kind & Company Builders; Lovell Partnerships; Mulalley & Co; Rooff; Rydon Construction; Taylor French Developments; Thomas Sinden; United Living (South); Wates Construction; Willmott Partnership Homes
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