Monday, April 29, 2024

Glencar wins major warehouse fit-out project in Doncaster

Glencar has been appointed by Maersk, the Danish shipping and logistics company, to undertake comprehensive fit-out works at Mammoth 602, a 602,000 sq ft warehouse development situated at GLP’s G-Park Doncaster development that it has recently occupied.

The £12m project will comprise of the fit out of the existing office areas to category A standard, warehouse high level services and minor external works alterations. Warehouse area fit-out includes lighting, sprinklers including works associated, frost protection, fire alarm and small power.

Works started at the beginning of February are expected to be complete at end of the September 2023.

Tom Kearsley, Glencar operations director, said: “Mammoth 602 is an incredible development and the largest such fit-out project Glencar have been awarded to date so we are suitably delighted.

“The specialist knowledge and expertise we have built our name on within the Industrial & Logistics lends itself perfectly to support the needs of a growing number of occupiers requiring specialist fit-out and enabling works. We look forward to expanding our offering in the face of increasing demand.

“We also look forward to working with the team at Maersk and delivering to their exacting needs.”

A spokesperson from Maersk said: “Mammoth 602 is a strong example of GLP’s commitment to sustainability across its developments. It is GLP’s third building to be net zero carbon for construction, in line with the UKGBC framework, and is part of the Planet Mark accreditation scheme which helps to further reduce the carbon footprint for the occupier.”

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