Hub South East has introduced a new Tier 1B Construction Contractor Supply Chain for public sector bodies in Edinburgh, the Lothians and Scottish Borders.
Following a robust selection process undertaken earlier in the year, which included public sector clients and Scottish Futures Trust representatives, Hadden Group have now been appointed along with two other contractors

Hub South East already has three Tier 1 Construction Contractors successfully developing and delivering projects. Given the potential future pipeline opportunities that lie ahead, the introduction of a new Tier 1B supply chain will augment this, with its scope of work predominately focussing on domestic scale / residential construction of affordable housing, social & dementia care, care homes/care villages, crisis response and complex care.

Paul McGirk, Hub South East’s chief executive, said: “We are delighted to have appointed Hadden Group to our supply chain. They are well-respected contractors with experience in other Hubs across Scotland, and importantly they have demonstrated a commitment to our shared values and partnership ethos. We look forward to working with the teams on future projects.

“Relationships with our supply chain members are fundamental to Hub South East’s continued success and I am confident that these new appointments will be an excellent addition to our already strong offering, helping us to achieve our aim of being the development partner of choice for our public sector clients.”

Steven Brady, managing director for Hadden Group, added: “We are delighted to be appointed onto the supply chain for Hub South East and are excited about the opportunities this may bring us with existing and new clients within the South East Territory. The collaborative and open approach that Hub South East promote for the delivery of construction projects is an operating environment that we thrive in. It presents a great platform in the difficulties of the current market climate to allow us to focus our collective skills and efforts towards building facilities that can provide greater value to the public sector in terms of sustainable performance and carbon neutrality.”