Leeds’ APP Construction gets into gear with £15m worth of car dealership contracts
APP Construction, the Leeds-based contractor, has secured over £15m worth of contracts including two new dealerships for car brands Jaguar, Ford and Mazda.
The wins follow on from the completion of a state-of-the-art £6m multi-franchise facility housing Vauxhall, Mazda and Kia for Perry’s in Preston.
APP’s new contracts will see the construction team start work this month at Crewe Gateway for Swansway on a £5m Jaguar dealership, due for completion in mid-January 2017.
Next month the team will also begin work in Nottingham for Midlands-based Sandicliffe Motors on a £5m Ford and Mazda showroom.
John White, APP director, commented: “We’ve seen strong demand from the automotive sector for some time now and we’re confident that securing these latest schemes will further raise our profile with the bigger dealers and franchises.”
In addition, APP has commenced work in Sheffield for student accommodation owner and operator Empiric on a £4m seven storey 63 bedroom scheme due for completion in time for the new student intake in autumn 2017.
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