Our fifth project with Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service (MFRS), the new Fire and Rescue station and Training Academy and National Resilience Centre of Excellence is being constructed right in the heart of Aintree. 

Supporting the government’s plan to deliver 20,000 new prison places.

In 2022, we worked at HMP Norwich on a strip out and refurbishment contract which saw us create a new 16-room on-site court complete with a video conferencing centre (VCC)

In 2022, we were appointed to fit-out and refurbish 12 probation offices, as part of a nationwide programme of investment by the MoJ to modernise the estates being used by the Probation Service in England and Wales.

The DNRC is an investment in the future of clinical rehabilitation in the UK for military personnel and will bring wholesale improvements in rehabilitative care.

The Lostock Sustainable Energy Plant (LSEP) in Greater Manchester will provide renewable electricity to power 125,000 homes.

Transforming a former Vauxhall sports ground into a co-educational secondary school.

We have completed our first project for Gateshead Council with the delivery of a £12m new school for children with special educational needs.

The award of our first public sector facilities management contract for West Midlands Police.

The new SBS facility will provide an off-site logistics operation required to support BAEs marine business.

A two stage redevelopment over 2.54 acres creating 20,000sqm of Covent Garden-style retail and fashion boutiques.

Park East is a £95 million development in Erith has been delivered with Housing Association Orbit in partnership with the London Borough of Bexley.

Refurbishing an existing Victorian building for Newcastle High School for Girls.

New college provides 2,000 student places in a state-of-the-art teaching space.

Quality of workmanship, and an eye for detail forms the cornerstone of our approach to heritage building works. 

Five weeks on from the project’s completion, Rob Clifford, National MEP Director at Wates Group, reflects on his team’s achievements delivering the 14th and 15th floors of the Royal London Hospital.

From the outset, the Anthology Hale project had a focus to eliminate the need for scaffolding or mast climbers and saving on costs whilst doing so.