Jointline Secures Yorkshire Highway Alliance Framework for Specialist Surface Treatment Works

Jointline has been successfully awarded a place on the Yorkshire Highway Alliance framework for the provision of specialist surface treatment works, following a competitive tender process led by Kirklees Council.

The framework, which commences on 13 April 2026, will run for an initial two-year period to April 2028, with the option to extend through to April 2030. It enables participating local authorities across the Yorkshire and Humber region to procure specialist surface treatment works through a structured call-off process.

The agreement is accessible to multiple authorities, including Kirklees, Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Doncaster, Rotherham, Calderdale, Barnsley and the City of York, as well as other regional bodies. The framework comprises 11 lots with combined estimated annual values in excess of £9 million, covering a wide range of highways surface treatment requirements.

Works delivered under the framework will be procured via NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract mechanisms, ensuring consistency in delivery, quality assurance and contract management across all participating authorities.

The award reinforces Jointline’s capability in delivering specialist surface treatment works across complex highway networks, supporting asset longevity, safety and performance for local authorities throughout the region.

Garry Thomas, Head of Highways at Jointline, said: “This award reflects the strength of our technical capability and our experience in delivering specialist surface treatment works across the highways sector. We look forward to supporting the Yorkshire Highway Alliance authorities with safe, efficient and high-quality delivery over the life of the framework.”