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Caddick Construction has completed work on St. Modwen Logistics' newest sustainable warehouse.
The £8 million construction contract saw the delivery of a steel portal framed warehouse, featuring 10 dock levellers with an eaves height of 12.5 metres, making it the largest unit at St Modwen Park, Lincoln.
Totalling 111,000 sq ft, Lincoln 111 is the fourth phase at St. Modwen Park in Lincoln, a development that already hosts excellent transportation links to sea and airports as well as the A1(M) approximately seven miles away.
Rated BREEAM Excellent, this scheme secured an EPC A+ rating, helping its new occupiers to save on utility costs and reach their own Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) targets.
Caddick's appointment to Lincoln 111 by St. Modwen Logistics reinforces Caddick’s significant experience in the industrial and logistics market. The development adds to the extensive portfolio of large scale projects across Yorkshire, the North East, North West and Cumbria, with this experience now extended to the Midlands following the launch of Caddick’s Birmingham office.
Paul Dodsworth, Caddick Construction Group Managing Director commented: "St. Modwen Park further demonstrates our skill set in the industrial market and has been built on time and on budget for our valued development partner, St. Modwen Logistics. This flagship scheme has taken our industrial projects this year alone up to 11, totalling £165 million and amounting to 1,988,234 sq ft. It’s a huge achievement for the business and I look forward to extending this pipeline further as we take on exciting new projects."
Ian Martin, Senior Construction Manager at St. Modwen Logistics, commented: "We are always striving to develop industry-leading warehouses in fantastic locations for our customers and by enlisting Caddick Construction’s expertise we have been able to achieve this once again at Lincoln 111. Caddick's experience in the industry has led to our development being delivered on time and to the highest level of construction standards."
