# MOD Delivers RAF Leeming Facilities

The UK Ministry of Defence completed and handed over a £15 million office building and 32-bed accommodation block at RAF Leeming on November 10, 2026, for the Royal Air Force’s Air C2 Force. Galliford Try delivered the project, with Arcadis providing design assurance. It is the first completed project under the MOD’s 2023 Defence Estate Optimisation contract, which covers regional estate-work packages involving seven contractors; the source identifies possible follow-on construction opportunities but provides no schedule or values for them.

- The project demonstrates active MOD demand for defence-estate construction and accommodation upgrades, with RAF Leeming as the initial completed site under the 2023 contract.
- Galliford Try’s delivery role and Arcadis’s design-assurance role indicate opportunities for both construction primes and specialist design-assurance firms across future packages.
- Companies pursuing related work can use the completed project as a reference point for the programme’s scope; no follow-on package deadlines or funding values are specified in the source.

**Jurisdictions:** international
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Defense & Military
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** November 10, 2026

### Government Entities
- Ministry of Defence (MOD)
- Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO)
- Royal Air Force (RAF)

### Vendors
- Galliford Try (Prime contractor)
- Arcadis (Design assurance contractor)

### Key Quotes
> can now complete their move to RAF Leeming, where we have delivered new sustainable infrastructure to support their vital work
> — Nicola Bond, Project Manager, Defence Infrastructure Organisation

### Sources
- [RAF Leeming has received a new £15 million office building and 32 bed accommodation block.

The project is the first completed under the MOD's 2023 Defence Estate Optimisation contract and will support the RAF's Air C2 Force.

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