Electrical works on a new £12 million recycling and waste collection depot in London are now complete.

The project was delivered by REL as part of the new Oakleigh Road South Vehicle depot, which is being delivered by Willmott Dixon for Barnet Council.

The facility will allow the local authority to operate and maintain its waste and recycling collection fleet from a single site. Features include a vehicle maintenance building, cleaning bay, office areas, and refuelling and recycling facilities.


REL was appointed by Kershaw Mechanical Services to install various electrical services such as power, lighting, alarms, surveillance systems, access control and an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) System. contract also comprised the supply and installation of electric vehicle charging points, and PV panels on the depot's roof.

Toby Buckley, managing director of REL said: "We're pleased to have successfully handed over this project, which builds on our long-standing relationship with Willmott Dixon and Kershaw.

"This is an advanced facility with a broad range of electrical services that will ensure optimum efficiency, the highest levels of security and energy savings."

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