Partner Article
Denton engineering specialists secure plasma products deal
Process engineering design consultants, Haden Freeman Ltd, have agreed a three year contract with Bio Products Laboratory (BPL) Ltd who specialise in human plasma products to supply engineering consultancy services.
The deal, worth up to £5 million over three years, will see Haden Freeman, based in Denton, Greater Manchester, implement management and process studies on new infrastructure projects to complement BPL’s software support .
The projects will also include taking the role of Principal Designer for implementation of the recently revised CDM regulations.
Wayne Baxter, Managing Director of Haden Freeman Ltd, said, “We’ve enjoyed a very good long term relationship with BPL over many years and this new three year alliance covers a variety of exciting projects.”
BPL is based in Elstree, Hertfordshire. The company’s Engineering Director, Steve Price, said: “We opened this £60million manufacturing facility in 1987 to provide self-sufficiency for plasma products for England and Wales.
“Since then we have continually invested in R&D, technology and manufacturing methods to ensure we deliver to the very highest standards and quality.
“Haden Freeman is an extremely important partner, providing a complete scope of engineering consultancy services ranging from the day to day monitoring of our safety systems to the design and commissioning of new production equipment.”
Established in Manchester since 1984, Haden Freeman now has offices in Southampton, Qatar and Redcar.
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