Building contractor Britcon has signed a deal to design and build a £4.2m technical centre in Sheffield.
The centre, to be located at the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP), supports businesses that provide technology solutions for use in precision industries including aerospace, defence, construction, automotive, sport and others.
The 100-acre development is a joint venture between public and private sector organisations to create an internationally recognised centre for engineering, innovation, research and manufacturing excellence.
Working alongside AHR Architects and WYG Engineers, Britcon will deliver a 32,291 sq ft facility, which will include five split-level workshops with shared office space. The building is to be marketed as an incubator for high tech business alongside other buildings within the AMP.
The contract was awarded by the Homes & Communities Agency (HCA).
Britcon expects to start construction of the new facility in March.
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