A clutch of new contracts in Wales and Shropshire has given Pave Aways a £7m boost in the first quarter of 2022.
We will be delivering the schemes in North Wales, Powys and Shropshire for a number of public and private sector clients. We will be adapting the former Oldford Road Nursery and Infants School in Welshpool into offices, a family centre and nursery for Powys County Council and converting former offices into residential accommodation for a council in North Wales.
In Shropshire, we are returning to Harper Adams University in Edgmond for our 21st assignment to refurbish the veterinary nursing building, whilst we have also been contracted to build an integrated therapeutic learning centre with associated children’s homes for a private provider in Albrighton. The renovation and refurbishment of a privately owned listed residence in Shrewsbury completes the list of recently awarded schemes.
Managing Director Steven Owen said the projects supported a positive outlook for Pave Aways: “Our order book is healthy and we continue to work across a variety of sectors from residential to education to manufacturing with a mixture of private and public sector contracts. This ensures we have a varied workload to support our sustainable business growth and minimise risk.
“As a contractor with its roots in Shropshire and Wales, we’ll be using local supply chains that will translate into economic benefits for the communities where we’re working as well as providing training opportunities and support to local organisations and charities.”
The Welsh contracts will managed from our Newtown office in Mid Wales by Construction Director, Jamie Evans.
Jamie said: “We’ll be spending £5m with sub contractors and suppliers within a 30-mile radius of these projects and we’ll be hosting Meet the Buyer events for those businesses that echo our ethos and are keen to join our framework.”