Winvic appointed to construct Towcester Park
A construction firm is beginning work on a major employment park set to create hundreds of jobs.
Northampton-based Winvic Construction has been appointed by IM Properties to start building Towcester Park, a £200 million development covering 1.1 million sq ft of industrial space near the A43.
The park is expected to generate 1500 jobs when fully occupied.
It will also include 15 acres of green space.
An artist's impression of how Towcester Park will look upon completion
Danny Nelson, managing director – industrial, distribution and logistics at Winvic, said: “We’re proud to continue our long-standing partnership with IM Properties and work together to deliver the first stages of this high-quality employment space with industry-leading sustainability credentials.”
Richard Sykes, development director at IM Properties, added: “Winvic is a trusted and valued member of our supply chain, which understands our ambitions to deliver legacy projects and work in partnership with the community.
“They have successfully delivered several of our previous schemes and will work closely with our team to help shape the first stages of this strategically important development.”
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