The latest win for the firm is understood to be worth £39m and covers eight schools.
It catapults Interserve up the ranking of contractors who have successfully bid for batches of work under the publicly-funded part of the programme.
Yesterday, the Education Funding Agency confirmed Interserve had bagged its first batch of seven schools in the North West worth £48m.
Rival Kier was also confirmed as winner of the £60m East 2 and £63m North East 2 batches.
The latest wins put Kier and Interserve in the top three most successful contractors with BAM, which bagged the biggest individual haul of work when it won the London region.
Priority schools roll of honour so far
- Kier (South, £40m; East 2, £60m; North East 2, £63m)
- BAM Construct (London, £75m; Midlands 2, £27m)
- Interserve (North West 3, £48m; Midlands 3, £39m)
- Wates (East, £33m; Midlands 1, £36m)
- Sir Robert McAlpine (North East, £64m)
- Carillion (North West 1, £50m)
- Willmott Dixon ( North West 2, £28m)
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