Wigan engineering firm wins new £1.2m contract with The Bristol Port Company
Ainscough Industrial Services, the Wigan-based multi-disciplined engineering company, has been awarded a new £1.2m contact with The Bristol Port Company.
This contract win follows on from the company securing another a multi-million pound contract for the installation of a fully automated canning production line for energy and soft drink producer HELL Group in Szikszo, Hungary.
Ainscough Industrial Services has been appointed by The Bristol Port Company to carry out a full electrical and part mechanical refurbishment of a Kone Ship to Shore container crane.
The three month project will include a full re-paint, new controls, motors and drives, sheave wheels, buffers and the installation of a new Alimak passenger lift.
Ainscough Industrial Services Port Engineering division (AIS Seward Wyon) will act as the Principle Contractor under CDM Regulations for the duration of the project.
Matt ainscough, Ainscough Industrial Services CEO, said: “We are delighted to have secured this contract.
“With our extensive experience in fully integrated engineering services we are very much looking forward to strengthening and consolidating our relationship with The Bristol Port Company.
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