St George, Delancey and Chelsfield-led consortium will draw up detailed proposals for Royal Docks project

Mayor of London Boris Johnson has announced the final shortlist of developers for the 50-acre Silvertown Quays site in east London鈥檚 Royal Docks.

The docks have been designated an Enterprise Zone, and will offer inward investment incentives to help maximise development opportunities in the area.

Developers shortlisted for the Silvertown Quays project will work with the London Development Agency from next week to produce detailed proposals.

The three remaining bidders are:

  • Chelsfield Consortium (Chelsfield Partners LLP, First Base Limited and Imagination Europe Limited)
  • DV4 Limited (advised by Delancey Real Estate Asset Management Limited) (Delancey)
  • St George Central London Limited

Their selection follows an assessment of their outline proposals for the site, judged against criteria that include innovation, ambition and deliverability.

The shortlist was announced at the topping out ceremony for Siemens鈥� new sustainability centre in the Royal Docks, known as 鈥淭he Crystal鈥�.

Johnson said: 鈥淟ocated in the heart of the new Royal Docks Enterprise Zone, Silvertown Quays has a very bright future that will help drive the regeneration of east London. I look forward to seeing inspiring ideas that rise to the challenge we have set.

鈥淚 want to see lasting jobs created and new sustainable communities emerge from this prime development opportunity which also acts as a catalyst for change across the wider area that has been neglected for so long.鈥�

London Development Agency chief executive Lurene Joseph said: 鈥淚 am delighted that Silvertown Quays has attracted the interest from the top tier of British developers. This confirms the scale of the opportunity on the future of this landmark site. We are now looking to the shortlisted developers to come up with detailed proposals that match our ambition to transform Silvertown Quays into a thriving world class urban centre. We look forward to selecting a final preferred developer in March 2012.鈥�

Mayor of Newham Sir Robin Wales said he was 鈥渄elighted鈥� to see the borough鈥檚 development potential being realised.

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