Next come ISG and Wilmott Dixon, as latter lands free school new build contract
Kier topped both contractor tables for November after bagging 59 contracts worth 拢190m combined.
Next on the rungs was ISG, with 13 jobs worth nearly 拢130m.
Willmott Dixon took third place in both tables with 31 contracts, including a 拢37.2m deal to build a free school for Woking Borough Council.
Robertson leapt to fourth place in both rankings, largely down to an 拢80m contract to build a fish feed factory in the Scottish Highlands for client Marine Harvest.
Meanwhile, a clutch of commercial contracts saw Bowmer & Kirkland take fifth place in both tables. Wins included a 拢31.2m contract for an office block in Conwy, north Wales, for Muse Developments, a 拢21.4m contract for an office building in Plymouth for Abstract Securities and a 拢21m contract for a 14-storey hotel in Manchester for UBH Manchester.
Up next was Galliford Try, with three contracts worth over 拢72m. Among the firm鈥檚 wins was a project for aeroplane manufacturer Airbus, for a new office, hangar and laboratory space at its Filton complex near Bristol.
Rounding out the bottom halves of each table are Skanska, VolkerWessels UK, Buckingham Group, Wates, Mulitplex and Vascroft Contracts.
Skanska鈥檚 largest contract was the 拢60m Zayad Centre for Research into Rare Diseases for London鈥檚 Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Buckingham Group was boosted by a brace of major civil engineering re-signalling contracts for Network Rail, a 拢23.5m package in Liverpool and a 拢21.5m deal in Manchester.
Varscroft made the cut with a 拢60m contract to redevelop an old fur trading block on the banks of the Thames, near St Paul鈥檚, into a hotel and apartment block for client 4C Hotels.
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