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Scunthorpe-based Britcon secures new Lidl expansion contract
Scunthorpe-based building and civil engineering contractor Britcon has secured a new contract for Lidl to extend its store in Foleshill, Coventry.
The contract follows the successful completion of a recent store extension project in Leicester for the value supermarket chain with further projects in the pipeline.
The brief includes adapting the existing building to provide a new 1,708 sq ft area in the store for a Backnische (bakery) and freezers.
Ian Chapman, regional manager at Britcon said, “We are delighted that our previous work has inspired further contracts and a trusting relationship with Lidl moving forward.
“Britcon maintains strong expertise in the food industry and we have previously completed retail build contracts for other well-known food stores.
“We also deliver dedicated food manufacturing facilities and specialised anaerobic digestion plants where bespoke expertise is required for a number of clients.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .
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