Aberla M&E has landed its largest contract to date with an \u00a38m package at the \u2018Local Crescent\u2019 PRS scheme is Salford.<\/p>\n
The development being built by Domis includes a 22 and 16 storey tower and acts as the gateway between Salford and Manchester on Chapel Street.<\/p>\n
Alongside the towers will be a smaller six-storey block with the entire scheme offering a mix of one, two, three-bed apartments and townhouses.<\/p>\n
Aberla M&E will be installing all elements of mechanical and electrical engineering, renewable technologies including a combined heat and power system, and utility services.<\/p>\n
Dr Daniel Strosnider, strategy and sustainability director at Aberla Group, said: \u201cThis Local Crescent project win is the perfect example of how working closely with key partners to provide an outstanding service has resulted in securing a really exciting opportunity on a key gateway site.\u201d<\/p>\n
Kingsley Thornton, director at Domis, added: \u201cWe\u2019ve seen Aberla\u2019s commitment to delivery since working together on a number of schemes across the North West and it was a natural fit that we would appoint them for this significant PRS development in Salford.<\/p>\n
“With the project due for completion in spring 2020 works on site are now ramping up and we\u2019ve real confidence in all the subcontractor teams appointed.\u201d<\/p>\n
from Construction Enquirer http:\/\/bit.ly\/2T79mdz<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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