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Recent project wins News & Views Check out our recent project wins Back to news & views Redhill Library, Surrey County Council: Strip  out and refurbishment of Redhill County Library for Surrey County Council, including MEPH services, roof and gutter repair and replacement and installation of PV panels. Canning Town Old Library, LB Newham: Refurbishment and extension of the existing building and construction of new build archive extension for London Borough of Newham. SIL Manor, Surrey County Council: New Supported Independent Living development, to accommodate residents with care and support needs. The scheme will provide x6 new apartment units and x2 townhouses for Surrey County Council. Livity Primary School: Development consisting of x4 new rooms in order to increase the additional Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) placements. Additional refurbishment works will be delivered to other classrooms to improve storage capacity and a winter garden classroom space is proposed. Reigate Fire Station: Demolition of the existing Reigate Fire Station on the Wrap Park campus for Surrey County Council and replacement with a new fire station, including x3 vehicle appliance bays, office space, kitchen, rest-room, gym and changing/locker rooms. Previous Next

Recent Projects Wins News & Views Stunning photos from our recent projects Back to news & views Redhill Library, Surrey County CouncilStrip out & refurbishment of Redhill Library for Surrey County Council, including MEPH services, roof & gutter repair and replacement and installation of PV panels. Canning Town Old Library, LB NewhamRefurbishment & extension of the existing building and construction of a new build archive extension for London Borough of Newham SIL Manor, Surrey County CouncilNew Supported Independent Living development, to accommodate residents with care and support needs. The scheme will provide x6 new apartment units and x2 townhouses for Surrey County Council. Livity Primary SchoolDevelopment consisting of x4 new rooms in order to increase the additional Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) placements. Additional refurbishment works will be delivered to other classrooms to improve storage capacity & a winter garden classroom space is proposed. Reigate Fire StationDemolition of the existing Reigate Fire Station on the Wrap Park campus for Surrey County Council and replacement with a new fire station, including x3 vehicle appliance bays, office space, kitchen, rest-room, gym and changing/locker rooms. Previous Next

Recent Promotions News & Views Congratulations to our recently promoted Sustainability & Social Value Coordinator Back to news & views Congratulations to our recently promoted Sustainability & Social Value Coordinator Faye Stapleton & Project Manager Sabin C Negru! We are always excited to see members of the Neilcott team grow and take on new roles and responsibilities. Faye will be supporting our Sustainability Director & Social Value Manager with the delivery of our new Sustainability Strategy, and the delivery of company policy standards and commitments, aligned to client requirements. Sabin recently led our new theatres project at Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust‘s King George Hospital and is currently managing the refurbishment works of the new Neilcott Construction Limited headquarters in Orpington. Previous Next

An interview with our QS graduate News & Views Congratulations to our brilliant Quantity Surveyor Back to news & views Congratulations to our brilliant Quantity Surveyor Hattie Horlock, who has recently graduated from The University of Westminster with a BSc First Class Honours in Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management. An amazing result, well done from the whole Neilcott team! 🎉 We caught up with Hattie to chat about what inspired her to join the #ConstructionIndustry, highlights of her job and the future. Previous Next

CCS: Excellent charter school News & Views A fantastic result for our Charter School site – 44/45 Back to news & views A fantastic result for our Charter School site – 44/45 Excellent on our first Considerate Constructors Scheme site visit – well done to the Neilcott Construction Limited team! Works for the former derelict East Dulwich Hospital will provide a new home to the Charter School East Dulwich. Works include structural repairs, protection of war memorial elements and complete internal and external refurbishment. The school will be able to accommodate 1,700 pupils, including 480 sixth form places and 20 places for SEND pupils. As part of the bespoke social value we deliver on all of our projects, we have facilitated two pre-apprenticeship’s for Charter School students, who joined us for 10 weeks of work experience, one of whom has been offered a permanent position with our electrical subcontractor. Previous Next

Site tour at Gayhurst school News & Views On our Gayhurst School site we recently welcomed Construction Project Management Student Back to news & views On our Gayhurst School site we recently welcomed Construction Project Management Student, Matthew Jackson, for a site-tour. Matthew is currently studying MS In Construction Project Management at Oxford Brookes & we were so pleased to be able to give him a tour of the ongoing works at Gayhurst & discuss upcoming plans – here is pictured here with our brilliant Project Manager, Chris Creighton. At Neilcott, we always welcome opportunities to educate and inspire a future generation of construction professionals. Previous Next

The RIBA stirling prize shortlist News & Views The RIBA Stirling Prize 2024 Shortlist has landed Back to news & views The RIBA Stirling Prize 2024 Shortlist has landed & we are happy to share that our project for London Borough of Hackney, the Chowdhury Walk development at Daubeney Road, has made the list! Designed by award-winning architect AL-JAWAD PIKE, the Chowdhury Walk development is part of almost 2,000 new homes that Hackney has built since 2018, to help tackle the borough’s housing crisis – and some of the first in a new range of developments that see the repurposing of under-used land, car parks and garages to create high-quality new homes. Neilcott undertook the demolition of 25 garages and construction of 11 new homes, providing a mix of new 2 & 3 bed homes, with one fully accessible 4-bed family house. Formed of CLT structures & clad externally in brickwork, we also added external landscape enhancements, including attractive ground paving throughout, with planters in front of each house. For more info and to see what other projects made the shortlist, visit here:https://lnkd.in/eVekGnii Previous Next

Decorbonisation work for WSCC News & Views Photos from a recent completion for West Sussex County Council Back to news & views Photos from a recent completion for West Sussex County Council, where we delivered the first phase of their decarbonisation programme to support the council’s 2030 Energy Strategy, which seeks a resilient and equitable local energy transition through decarbonisation of energy sources. Works included decarbonisation upgrades to WSCC’s Glebelands Day Centre, Haywards Heath Fire Station, Midhurst Fire Station & Steyning Fire Station, providing new air source heat pumps, new heating systems, heating control modifications, PV panels, replacement of windows and doors, cavity insulation and new flat roofs to improve insulation. Previous Next

Architects’ Journal – YMCA News & Views Stunning Photos from our YMCA project in the Architects’ Journal Back to news & views Neilcott Construction Limited were pleased to sponsor Surrey County Council‘s Fish and Chip van and prizes for the Tombola stall at SCC’s Children’s Summer Event. Held this July for Surrey’s looked-after children and foster carers, the event offered all a choice of delicious freshly cooked fish and chips and a soft drink to enjoy in the warm sunshine. Our contributions to SCC’s Amazon wishlist provided many toys and games which were given out as Tombola prizes and the day was a huge success. A key part of what we do at Neilcott, is support and give back to the communities that we build in and we are so happy to have been a part of making this day happen. Thank you SCC! Previous Next