Contractor A
Haringey Council approved a Kings Road Car Park contract, while Sutton Council approved a tree maintenance contract, both involving Contractor A.
Sutton Council's Environment and Sustainable Transport Committee approved a new five-year tree maintenance contract in October 2026, with Contractor A described as the specialist external provider selected for these services. Separately, Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Housing approved the award of a contract for nine new homes at Kings Road Car Park in September 2026, a project for which Contractor A is the appointed contractor.
In December 2025, Haringey Council's Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning (Deputy Leader) Councillor Sarah Williams approved Contractor A's appointment for new build works at an undisclosed location. Councillor Williams also approved a contract allocating £2,943,866 to Contractor A for structural remediation works at three residential blocks in November 2025, with leaseholders contributing £850,000.
Contractor A is a company involved in various council projects, including new home construction and infrastructure repairs for Haringey Council, and tree maintenance services for Sutton Council. The Kings Road Car Park project will deliver nine new four-bedroom council homes, while the Sutton tree maintenance contract is set to begin in April 2027.
Key facts
- Sutton Council approved a new five-year tree maintenance contract in October 2026. Source
- Haringey Council approved a contract for nine new homes at Kings Road Car Park in September 2026. Source
- Councillor Sarah Williams approved Contractor A's appointment for new build works in December 2025. Source
- Councillor Sarah Williams approved a contract allocating £2,943,866 to Contractor A for structural remediation works in November 2025. Source
- Haringey Council leaseholders will pay £850,000 towards structural repairs at three residential blocks. Source
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