NG Bailey has been contracted to provide engineering services to an energy from waste plant in Lincolnshire, the first project of its kind for the company.
The contract, worth £3.3m to NG Bailey, includes mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire engineering services to the waste bunker, boiler hall, turbine hall, office and visitor centre.
The project also includes the ventilation systems for the process areas and cooling to electrical rooms.
NG Bailey’s Engineering division was involved early in the project, working alongside the JV team of Cnim and Clugston Construction Ltd, to ensure that the building design was planned to exacting specifications for Lincolnshire Waste Partnership.
Working in collaboration, NG Bailey’s IT Services division is also involved in the project, supplying data cabling and network connections to a number of areas within the building.
The company’s Offsite Manufacture specialist has also been consulted to supply prefabricated solutions.
Managing director for the Engineering division in the north and Scotland, Mike Darlington, said: “This project is a landmark win for NG Bailey and shows our growth into the power & industrial sector.
“It is the beginning of an exciting period of time for the company, as we look to grow in this sector.”
Chief executive, David Hurcomb, adds: “This contract award proves that despite tough economic pressures, NG Bailey has the strength and ability to succeed and break into new and expanding market sectors.”
Pre-commencement on the project started in October 2011, with on site work starting in April 2012. The project is due for completion in December 2013.
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