News: Sandvik appoint LSH to monitor Rotherham investment
Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) has been appointed by Sandvik to provide project monitoring services on the development of its new European Centre of Excellence in Rotherham.
The multimillion-pound facility at the Beighton Link Business Park will be developed by Sheffield-based firm, JF Finnegan, and will include a 90,000 sq ft workshop, 22,500 sq ft of office accommodation and 150 parking spaces.
LSH's Building Consultancy team in Sheffield will review and monitor the design and construction process, through to completion of the development, keeping a watchful eye on the progress and quality of works as well as careful cost analysis.
Barry Smith, Head of Building Consultancy at LSH's Sheffield office, said: "We are delighted to have been appointed on this prestigious scheme which will become the largest single development project in South Yorkshire so far this year.
Not only will it create many valuable jobs, providing a welcome boost to the local economy, it will also serve as a beacon of hope for the region's commercial development sector, which has all but ground to a halt in recent months owing to the downturn in the economy and lack of development finance."
Planning permission has been granted and the development will be completed towards the end of 2009.
Sandvik website
LSH website
Rotherham
The multimillion-pound facility at the Beighton Link Business Park will be developed by Sheffield-based firm, JF Finnegan, and will include a 90,000 sq ft workshop, 22,500 sq ft of office accommodation and 150 parking spaces.
LSH's Building Consultancy team in Sheffield will review and monitor the design and construction process, through to completion of the development, keeping a watchful eye on the progress and quality of works as well as careful cost analysis.
Barry Smith, Head of Building Consultancy at LSH's Sheffield office, said: "We are delighted to have been appointed on this prestigious scheme which will become the largest single development project in South Yorkshire so far this year.
Not only will it create many valuable jobs, providing a welcome boost to the local economy, it will also serve as a beacon of hope for the region's commercial development sector, which has all but ground to a halt in recent months owing to the downturn in the economy and lack of development finance."
Planning permission has been granted and the development will be completed towards the end of 2009.
Sandvik website
LSH website
RotherhamImages: JF Finnegan
0 comments:
Post a Comment