Wates wants subcontractors for £29m leisure centres

Grant Prior 11 years ago
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Wates is looking to meet new subcontractors across Cheshire to become part of a regional supply chain to work on two new leisure centres worth £29m.

Wates Construction is hosting two ‘Meet the Buyer’ events next week for potential suppliers and subcontractors for the £15m Ellesmere Port Sport and Leisure Village and £14m Northwich Memorial Court.

The first of the two drop-in sessions will be held on Tuesday 21 January between 08.30am and 12.30 pm at West Cheshire College, Ellesmere Port.

The second will be held at Winnington Part Recreation Club, Northwich, on Thursday 23 January between 08.30am and 12.30pm.

Local businesses are encouraged to attend the event to tender for a range of opportunities, including curtain walling, cladding and roofing, building services, frame, and ceilings and partitions.

Tony Shenton, Business Unit Director for Wates Construction, North West, said: “Wates and Cheshire West and Chester Council have a shared commitment to ensuring that local suppliers and subcontractors are engaged in the delivery of the two new leisure developments for Ellesmere Port and Northwich.

“The two schemes are set to positively impact the local community once complete and Meet the Buyer events are a valuable means to ensuring delivery of the construction works brings benefit to the regional economy, helping to boost local employment.”

Cheshire West and Chester Council’s Executive Member for Culture and Economy, Councillor Stuart Parker, said: “We are determined to ensure that local businesses can benefit from these large-scale projects and connect with the supply chain wherever possible and I would urge businesses to come along to either of the ‘Meet The Buyer’ events to find out more.”

For more information e-mail [email protected] or Tel: 01244 515 561 quoting reference Construction Enquirer/Wates Meet the Buyer.

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