Caddick builds book with self-storage hub project
A builder has boosted its order book with a self-storage contract.
Caddick Construction has been named principal contractor to design and deliver a Newcastle-based Big Yellow Self Storage hub.
Bosses say the four-storey 60,000 net sq ft base is set for completion next summer.
Based on Newcastle’s Scotswood Road, they add it will feature roof-mounted solar panels, battery storage and car parks, and complement an existing Industry Road site in the city.
The firm also says the contract marks another highlight in Wakefield-headquartered Caddick Construction’s first year in the North East, with the deal adding to work including Richardson Barberry’s new DPD parcel hub at Newton Aycliffe, County Durham.
Steve Ford, Caddick Construction North East and Yorkshire regional managing director, said: “This project expands our industrial portfolio in the North East and builds on our team’s expertise in delivering high-specification schemes.
“As one of the most active development markets in the UK, we’re proud to support the region and the local area through this investment.”
Nigel Hartley, Big Yellow construction director, added: “To maintain our consistently high standards, we work only with the best, and we are delighted to partner with Caddick Construction on what we hope will be another successful project.”
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