Caddick Civil Engineering Ltd has completed a £2 million construction contract at the Vesuvius site in Worksop.

Commissioned by property investment and development company CEG, the infrastructure works included the extension of the existing spine road, construction of a new roundabout, and full utility connections. The upgrades also support local bus service access, unlocking the remaining 16 acres of development land for commercial use.

A deal has already been secured with Admirals Yard Self Storage, which is developing a secure facility on the first acre of land.

Antonia Martin Wright, Director of Commercial Development at CEG, said: "The infrastructure works have opened up access to the next development site, providing serviced, level development-ready plots.


"In addition to securing a deal with Admirals Yard Self Storage, we’ve received a number of enquiries. With design and build opportunities available from 10,000 sq. ft upwards and such a shortage of supply in the market we expect to announce further new occupiers this year."

DTRE and FHP have been appointed as marketing agents for the site.

Rob Kos, Associate Partner at DTRE, added: "On the back of agreeing a deal with Admirals Self Storage and the new infrastructure works completing, we have seen an uptick in enquires and are having some positive discussions with occupiers and purchasers. This is likely to continue given the lack of open storage and oven ready development plots in the area."

The Vesuvius project is part of CEG’s broader regeneration of the site, which sits strategically close to the M1 and A1(M). Initial works included site remediation and the delivery of development platforms and primary infrastructure, carried out in collaboration with the local authority and D2N2 to enable long-term growth.