June 3, 2025
Winvic Appointed by IM Properties at £200m Towcester Park

Winvic Appointed by IM Properties at £200m Towcester Park

Winvic Construction Ltd has been appointed by IM Properties (IMP) to commence construction work at a major new employment park, Towcester Park. Expected to create 1,500 jobs when fully occupied, Towcester Park will provide skills and training opportunities for local people and fund projects through a dedicated £100,000 community fund.

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Sunbelt Rentals UK & Ireland Makes Investment in Sustainable Solutions

Sunbelt Rentals UK & Ireland Makes Investment in Sustainable Solutions

In response to growing demand for high-performance infrastructure, Sunbelt Rentals UK and Ireland has made a significant investment to expand its offering and meet the evolving needs of the industry. As part of its Sunbelt 4.0 strategy, designed to improve customer experience and sustainability, the company has expanded its fleet

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Asset Tracking for Fleets: Get Control, Boost Performance

Asset Tracking for Fleets: Get Control, Boost Performance

Running a fleet of vehicles, construction kit, or tools can be a right headache. You’ve got to know where everything is, keep it working, and stop it from being stolen. Asset tracking is your answer—a brilliant tool for businesses like construction, utilities, or landscaping. This blog post explains what it

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Issue 329 : Jun 2025

June 3, 2025

Willmott Dixon Interiors delivers 139,000 sq ft net zero office refurbishment in Birmingham

Willmott Dixon Interiors delivers 139,000 sq ft net zero office refurbishment in Birmingham

Fit-out and refurbishment specialist contractor, Willmott Dixon Interiors, has completed the back-to-frame redevelopment of 19 Cornwall Street in Birmingham city centre, on behalf of their client, Kier Property.  The CAT A refurbishment has delivered 139,000 sq ft of flexible, SMART-enabled office space to net zero carbon standards across seven floors – making it one of the city’s most environmentally sustainable office buildings. The project features a striking new glass entrance with revolving doors, leading to a double height reception/welcome space. There are two ground floor units with dedicated entrances off Cornwall Street, new interactive breakout areas, and a planted communal roof terrace located on the fifth floor.  A central atrium, which extends through the building, has been reduced in size to increase office floorplates and is constructed using sustainable materials from top to bottom. New tenant amenities are located at the ground floor and are designed to promote both employee wellbeing and sustainable travel. They include a multi-functional studio space, showers and changing rooms, cycle storage and 24 electric vehicle charging stations. Willmott Dixon Interiors carried out a full replacement of all MEP services as part of an all-electric strategy to enhance the building’s energy efficiency, which included the installation of 400 sq m of PV panels. Occupiers will also benefit from VRF comfort cooling and heating, and individual floor digital controls. 19 Cornwall Street is BREEAM Excellent, EPC A rated, WiredScore enabled, and is officially registered to achieve a NABERS Target Rating of 5 stars, reflecting the highest standards of environmental office design. The building is also targeting WELL Gold certification.  Social value has been an integral part of the refurbishment, with around £9.5 million of spend directed to local suppliers.  Willmott Dixon Interiors provided jobs for 12 local people and created multiple training, mentoring and apprenticeship opportunities. This included the delivery of mock interviews and careers advice in partnership with local schools and colleges, promoting construction as a sector of choice. The site team also raised hundreds of pounds for Macmillan Cancer Support through community fundraising.  Adam Worrall, deputy managing director at Willmott Dixon Interiors, said: “We are passionate about creating sustainable, future-proofed workspaces, and 19 Cornwall Street is a great example of that. Kier Property shares our vision for energy efficient office design, and together we’ve transformed an existing building into a modern, high-quality space that meets the highest environmental sustainability standards.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Winvic Appointed by IM Properties at £200m Towcester Park

Winvic Appointed by IM Properties at £200m Towcester Park

Winvic Construction Ltd has been appointed by IM Properties (IMP) to commence construction work at a major new employment park, Towcester Park. Expected to create 1,500 jobs when fully occupied, Towcester Park will provide skills and training opportunities for local people and fund projects through a dedicated £100,000 community fund. Northampton-based Winvic, is a leading main contractor specialising in the design and construction of private and public sector construction and civil engineering projects. Commenting on starting the initial phase of the 1.1 million sq ft development, Danny Nelson, Managing Director – Industrial, Distribution & 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.” A mix of high quality, sustainable employment space on a Design & Build basis which will target EPC A and BREEAM Excellent ratings, will be available at Towcester Park across a range of sectors. The site will also include 15 acres of green space, amenity land and retained and enhanced landscaping. For businesses looking to scale up, IMP is offering its ‘Kick Start’ scheme, with reserved matters submitted for a range of units to accommodate space requirements from 13,500 to 22,000 sq ft. To retain larger operators in the region or attract businesses looking to relocate, Towcester Park already has reserved matters for warehouse space of up to 470,000 sq ft. Buildings will feature HQ style office space, roof terraces on outboard offices, contemporary reception areas and high quality, modern working environments. Electric vehicle (EV) charging facilities will help promote green travel and the scheme overall will aim for Net Zero Ready status, to help occupiers transition to Net Zero in their own operations. Richard Sykes, Development Director at IM Properties, said: “Winvic is a trusted and valued member of our supply chain who 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.” Working closely with local educational institutions and training providers, IMP aims to introduce apprenticeship schemes, vocational training programmes and career pathways within the logistics and industrial sectors. For more information on Winvic, the company’s latest project news and job vacancies please visit www.winvic.co.uk. Join Winvic on social media – visit X (Formally Twitter) @WinvicLtd – and LinkedIn Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Major boost to Council housing company as new funding backer announced to accelerate home building in Manchester

Major boost to Council housing company as new funding backer announced to accelerate home building in Manchester

Manchester City Council is set to enter into a landmark partnership with the Greater Manchester Pension Fund (GMPF) to deliver hundreds of genuinely affordable homes as part of plans to build 1,600 more homes in the coming years.  GMPF has been selected, through a competitive process, as the investment partner for the next phase of development by This City, the Council’s housing company. The Council’s Executive is being asked to endorse the creation of a new joint venture with GMPF to deliver the second phase of This City development when it meets on 4 June.   This City’s first flagship project, No.1 Ancoats Green, is nearing completion – with 129 low carbon homes created next to the brilliant new green space and park at Ancoats Green. 30% of these will be available at the Manchester Living Rent, capped at the rent level which can be covered by housing benefit to make sure they are affordable to as many people as possible.   The initial pipeline for phase two consists of 1,583 homes on Council-owned brownfield sites across the city. At least 20% of these new homes will be affordable homes to rent. This City also has a strong emphasis on sustainability through low carbon homes, and on community.   Postal Street in the Northen Quarter, Piccadilly is the most advanced of the phase two sites with a planning application expected to be submitted in the coming weeks for 126 new homes – 20% of them affordable and to be let at the Manchester Living Rent.   Engagement with local communities in Monsall and Longsight started earlier this year, beginning a conversation with local people about proposals for sites in their areas. While formal consultation will be undertaken later this year with local people in the Grey Mare Lane estate in east Manchester around proposals for new housing as part of the major estate regeneration that will deliver 100s of new affordable homes in this part of Beswick  Future This City sites include:  Council Leader Cllr Bev Craig said: “This City is about accelerating home building on Council-owned land so that we can build the homes that Manchester needs on our own terms. These homes will contribute to our housing strategy target to deliver at least 36,000 new homes up to 2032 – and at least 10,000 of these homes will be social, Council or genuinely affordable.  “These are ambitious numbers and we are on track to meet them. For example, last year we built more council and social homes than any year for more than a decade, but we want to go even further. We plan to build new council and social housing in every part of the city and being creative, using our land and building the homes ourselves, we will do just that. And having the Greater Manchester Pension Fund on board gives us the financial boost to go further and build much needed low cost, low carbon homes for Manchester residents.”  Cllr Gavin White, Executive Member for Housing and Development, said: “Having Greater Manchester Pension Fund on board with This City as an institutional investor will help us deliver at scale the new housing, including significant amounts of affordable housing, which Manchester needs.   “We’re seeing a step change and acceleration in the delivery of affordable housing, with more being built now than at any point in the last 12 years and with even more in the pipeline.”  Cllr Eleanor Wills, Chair of GMPF, said:“We are acutely aware of the severe housing crisis both nationally and in the North-West region. This is why we are proud to continue our longstanding partnership with Manchester City Council investing in the “This City” vehicle that supports the Government’s plan to provide much-needed affordable homes for hardworking families while ensuring strong, low-risk returns to secure the pensions of our members. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Two new business units at former contaminated Shawfield site now complete

Two new business units at former contaminated Shawfield site now complete

Two High Value Manufacturing industrial units have been built on formerly contaminated land which had been described as one of the most polluted inner-city sites in the UK. The units were completed ‘on time and on budget’ after a funding boost from the Scottish Government. Named Innovation Shawfield, the South Lanarkshire development was visited by the Scottish Government Investment Minister, Tom Arthur on 27th May, to inspect the newly finished commercial spaces that form the first phase of a new £500 million regeneration programme called ‘Clyde Gateway Innovation’. Innovation Shawfield has been jointly funded by the UK Government, Scottish Government, Scottish Enterprise and Clyde Gateway, with additional funding for further infrastructure works also being provided by South Lanarkshire Council. The works are spearheaded by Clyde Gateway, Scotland’s largest regeneration project, which in addition to the construction of the two new units, also includes further site acquisition and remediation works as well as the treatment of contaminants from the old chemical works near the Polmadie Burn. The site has been remediated over a number of years, transforming derelict land that had otherwise lain empty for decades, into an area of investment, growth, opportunity and job creation. Built on the former J&J Whites Chemical plant, also known as Shawfield Chemical Works, which operated from 1820 to 1967 and at one point produced up to 70% of the UK’s chromate products. This activity generated significant volumes of hazardous chromium waste, which continues to be remediated by Clyde Gateway.  Remediation works initially commenced in Shawfield in 2013, which led to the construction of ‘Red Tree Magenta’, a 40,000sq. ft managed office building, which opened in December 2018 and now supports 21 companies and over 180 jobs. This latest £8.75m project is part of a £25m investment programme currently underway on site, which includes a £14.6m contribution in November 2023 from the UK Government (formerly Levelling Up Funding Round 3), £1.2m from Scottish Enterprise and £7.5m from The Scottish Government, with Clyde Gateway and South Lanarkshire Council contributing the remainder. The two industrial units, totalling 2,700m2 (29,000sq. ft), received planning permission in March 2024 and have been constructed by Heron Bros. Designed to achieve BREEAM ‘Excellent’ status in addition to exemplary ESG credentials, they are designed for High Value Manufacturing (HVM) use. Investment Minister in the Scottish Government, Tom Arthur, said: “Our significant investment in this project has helped to remove toxic chemicals from the former Shawfield Chemical Works site and transform it into a thriving hub for businesses. “The completion of these works is welcome news for Glasgow and Rutherglen, creating up to 90 permanent jobs and ultimately reducing pollution in the River Clyde. “To benefit people throughout Scotland, we are providing £62.15 million for regeneration projects in 2025/26. This will revitalise green spaces, town centres and derelict sites across the country.” Martin McKay, Chief Executive of Clyde Gateway said: “Remediating this land not only removes an eyesore from the local community, it will also bring jobs and economic activity well into the future. Clyde Gateway has remediated the equivalent of over 400 football pitches since our inception and this work has transformed the areas of Rutherglen, Dalmarnock and Bridgeton, with new housing, green spaces and businesses now filling what was dead space. “With the help of funding from our partners, including the Scottish and UK Governments, we have been able to create these new spaces on time and on budget. This development forms part of our £500m vision for Clyde Gateway that will establish the area as a hub for innovation, green jobs and advanced manufacturing, bringing new homes, hotels and employment opportunities.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Prominent 2.75 acre development site at edge of Manchester City Centre hits market

Prominent 2.75 acre development site at edge of Manchester City Centre hits market

Manchester City Council has appointed CBRE to market a 2.75 acre development site on the edge of Manchester City Centre.  CBRE’s UK Development and Residential team is seeking proposals for the delivery of a highly sustainable development that complements and enhances the local area. The opportunity is within the urban area of Hulme, which has seen substantial inward investment since the 1980s. Sitting adjacent to the A5103 Princess Road, the site has direct access to Manchester City Centre and M60 motorway.  It also benefits from public transport connectivity, with Cornbrook Metrolink stop, Manchester Oxford Road and Deansgate railway stations all approximately 1 mile from the site with several bus stops in the immediate vicinity. The surrounding area comprises a mix of uses including mid- and low- rise residential properties, education facilities, offices and retail amenity. Furthermore, there are 15 primary and secondary schools within a 1-mile radius, including the renowned Loreto College.  Kieran McLaughlin, Senior Director in CBRE’s UK Development & Residential team, said:  “CBRE is delighted to be acting on behalf of Manchester City Council to bring forward this exciting development opportunity at the edge of Manchester City Centre. We are anticipating strong market interest from developers looking to capitalise on the ongoing regeneration of Hulme, an area home to many of the city’s families and young professionals. This opportunity is available on a long-leasehold basis and subject to planning offers are invited for 13:00 Wednesday 30th July.” Cllr Gavin White, Manchester City Council’s executive member for housing and development, said:  “This is a great opportunity to bring forward a quality residential-led regeneration programme – including a range of social and genuinely affordable housing – in a popular part of Manchester, close to the city centre. The development of the site should have community at its heart, so alongside residential accommodation we want to see great public space and commercial opportunities as well. We look forward to seeing ambitious proposals to bring the potential of this site to reality, creating a highly sustainable development of renown that will complement and enhance the Hulme neighbourhood.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Sunbelt Rentals UK & Ireland Makes Investment in Sustainable Solutions

Sunbelt Rentals UK & Ireland Makes Investment in Sustainable Solutions

In response to growing demand for high-performance infrastructure, Sunbelt Rentals UK and Ireland has made a significant investment to expand its offering and meet the evolving needs of the industry. As part of its Sunbelt 4.0 strategy, designed to improve customer experience and sustainability, the company has expanded its fleet with 20,000 recyclable aluminium panels, along with 28 Trakway installation vehicles. This expansion of their fleet supports the company with the increasing demand for safe, scalable and environmentally responsible infrastructure across the UK, Ireland and mainland Europe. An important aspect of the investment is their focus on the sustainability aspects of the equipment to allow customers to easily make the switch to greener solutions. The recyclable aluminium panels are aligned to the company’s sustainability strategy, Our Planet, designed to reduce waste and increase circular economy practices. Once used, these panels will be melted down, repurposed and returned into the industry. Ann Marie Brindle, Commercial Director – Trakway at Sunbelt Rentals said “This investment reflects our commitment to providing our customers with a world class rental experience. The addition of the Lion panels and expanded fleet of electric solutions means we can consistently deliver on time and align with our customers’ focus on sustainable solutions.” Lee Robinson, Managing Director of Trakway at Sunbelt Rentals, expanded on how this will benefit their customers: “This investment goes beyond the equipment – it’s about setting a standard for excellent customer experience and social sustainability.” In addition to its investment in equipment, Sunbelt Rentals is equally focused on investing in its people. Recognising the importance of expertise and safety, the company is committed to prioritising the development of its teams through targeted training programmes. Every teammate involved in site operations is required to complete mandatory certifications, including CSCS, ALMI, BESC, and lift supervision. These qualifications ensure that every team member meets the highest standards of safety and technical proficiency, guaranteeing that customers receive a consistently high level of service backed by knowledgeable and skilled teams. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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How to Increase Sales with an Excellent Presentation of Your Building Materials

How to Increase Sales with an Excellent Presentation of Your Building Materials

In the competitive world of tile, bathroom, and building materials distribution, standing out is not just about having high-quality products; it’s about presenting them in a way that captivates your audience and drives sales. Exhibiting products is one thing; knowing how to exhibit them is another entirely. The difference between an exhibition that generates sales and one that doesn’t often lies in the quality of the presentation. At INSCA, we specialize in crafting innovative tiles display stand solutions that highlight the best of your collections, ensuring they make a lasting impression on your customers. Our mission is simple: to help distributors, manufacturers, and opinion leaders in the industry grow by showing their best. As our claim states, “There’s only one way to grow: show your best.” With over 45 years of experience, INSCA has become a trusted partner for businesses worldwide, helping them create impactful tile showroom display setups that resonate with customers and drive results. First Impressions Matter: The Power of 10 Seconds Did you know that customers form an opinion about your business in just 10 seconds after entering your showroom? In this brief window, they decide whether your space aligns with their needs and expectations. This is why it’s crucial to make every second count. A well-designed tiles display stand can transform a fleeting glance into a meaningful interaction, encouraging customers to explore further and engage with your products. At INSCA, we understand the importance of first impressions. Our tile showroom display solutions are designed not only to showcase your products effectively but also to create immersive experiences that resonate emotionally with visitors. From modular shelving units to interactive displays, we ensure that your showroom communicates professionalism, innovation, and quality from the moment someone walks in. Why Trust INSCA for Your Display Solutions? With over four decades of expertise, INSCA has earned a reputation as a leader in designing and manufacturing display solutions for tiles, bathroom products, and building materials. Here’s what sets us apart: 1. Over 45 Years of Experience Our team of 200 professionals, including architects, interior designers, engineers, carpenters, painters, and assemblers, works collaboratively to bring your vision to life. Each project is tailored to meet the unique needs of your business, ensuring that your showroom stands out in a crowded market. 2. Comprehensive Services Under One Roof From conceptualization and design to technical development, prototyping, manufacturing, logistics, and assembly, we handle every step of the process. Our 30,000 m² manufacturing plant and logistics center in Spain ensures precision, quality, and efficiency at scale. 3. Worldwide Reach and Extensive Catalog We export globally and offer the world’s largest catalog of display stands, with over 1,500 different references tailored to all formats and manufacturers. Whether you’re showcasing tiles, bathroom fixtures, or other building materials, we have a solution that fits your needs. 4. Innovative Design and Strategic Layouts Our Conceptualization and Design Department focuses on enhancing customer experiences while optimizing space utilization. We create distinctive spaces that tell your brand’s story and engage visitors emotionally. Meanwhile, our Technical Development and Prototyping Department leverages advanced technology, value engineering, and continuous innovation to deliver robust, user-friendly systems. 5. Sustainability and Quality Assurance At INSCA, sustainability is at the core of everything we do. We collaborate with suppliers who share our commitment to environmentally friendly practices. From processing wood and metal to using high-precision welding techniques, we ensure durability, functionality, and eco-consciousness in every product. Transforming Exhibitions into Sales Opportunities Exhibiting building materials requires more than just placing products on shelves or walls. It demands creativity, strategy, and expertise to transform your showroom into a dynamic sales tool. Here’s how INSCA helps you achieve this: 1. Highlighting Small Formats with Impact Small-format tiles are versatile, ideal for compact spaces, and perfect for creating unique patterns and designs. However, presenting them effectively can be challenging. INSCA’s tiles display stands solutions, such as the Ceramoteca UP series, which features low-height shelving with anti-slip surfaces and integrated seating areas to facilitate interaction with clients. 2. Interactive Displays That Engage Customers Engagement is key to converting interest into sales. Our bank workstations, such as those from the UP! and Minimal series, combine functionality with aesthetics, enabling customers to explore color combinations, textures, and finishes firsthand. These modular systems adapt seamlessly to any showroom layout and provide ample storage for samples. 3. Maximizing Space Without Compromising Style Space is often limited in showrooms, but INSCA’s tile display stand solutions are designed to maximize capacity without sacrificing elegance. Our Milan Wall system, for example, transforms walls into canvases for creative compositions, complete with accessories like smooth shelves, slotted panels, and even built-in tables for hands-on exploration. 4. Creating Immersive Experiences Today’s consumers seek more than just products; they crave experiences. INSCA helps you create immersive environments through thematic scenography, custom architectural elements, and integrated lighting strategies. By simulating real-life settings such as living rooms, kitchens, or terraces, we enable customers to envision how your materials will look in their own homes. For instance, our tiles showroom display designs incorporate digital tools like interactive screens and augmented reality, allowing customers to visualize layouts and finishes in real-time. These innovations amplify the perception of your products and strengthen the emotional connection between your brand and its audience. 5. Leveraging Technology for Enhanced Presentations Digital tools play a vital role in modern exhibitions. From interactive screens and 3D simulations to smart lighting and augmented reality, INSCA incorporates cutting-edge technologies to enrich the customer journey. These features not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of your showroom but also streamline decision-making for your clients. Show Your Best with INSCA Your showroom is more than just a space, it’s a powerful sales tool. By investing in high-quality tile display stands and innovative tile showroom display solutions, you can transform your exhibition into a captivating experience that resonates with customers. Whether you’re looking to revamp your showroom, introduce new collections, or host exclusive events, INSCA provides the expertise and resources to elevate your exhibition to the next level. Let us

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Asset Tracking for Fleets: Get Control, Boost Performance

Asset Tracking for Fleets: Get Control, Boost Performance

Running a fleet of vehicles, construction kit, or tools can be a right headache. You’ve got to know where everything is, keep it working, and stop it from being stolen. Asset tracking is your answer—a brilliant tool for businesses like construction, utilities, or landscaping. This blog post explains what it is, why it’s ace, and how it works, all in simple language for fleet managers wanting smoother operations. What Does Asset Tracking Mean? Asset tracking is about keeping an eye on your valuable gear—vehicles, machinery, even office supplies—using clever tech. It’s a system that holds data like location, maintenance records, and usage in one spot. Forget manual lists or guesswork! Software and GPS devices give you updates on your assets in real time. For instance, a construction company can pinpoint a digger across a 25-mile site, making sure it’s right where it needs to be. How Does It Function? The brilliance of asset tracking comes from its technology. Devices, sometimes powered by solar, clip onto your vehicles or equipment, often through a vehicle’s port. These gadgets grab data—location, speed, or engine condition—and send it to cloud software. You can check this info on your phone or laptop, no matter where you are. Geofencing sets virtual boundaries, alerting you if a vehicle sneaks out of its zone. Scanning barcodes or tags logs assets fast, ditching human errors. Top Benefits for Fleet Managers Asset tracking isn’t just cool tech—it saves cash, time, and stress. Here’s why your fleet needs it. Know Your Assets’ Locations Lost a trailer before? Asset tracking shows you where everything is, live. Whether your fleet’s scattered across a huge site or a town, you’ll always know where your vehicles or tools are. If something moves without your say-so, you get a ping. This keeps things organised and your operations ticking over nicely. Stop Theft and Dodgy Use Gear stolen from a site? It’s a problem. Asset tracking tackles this with geofencing. Set a virtual boundary around your site, and if a vehicle or tool crosses it, you’re alerted straight away. This stops sneaky side jobs or unauthorised trips, saving your profits. Plus, knowing who’s using what makes everyone more accountable. Say Goodbye to Surprise Repairs Maintenance can be a pain, but asset tracking makes it easier. The system logs maintenance history and sends alerts for oil changes, tyre rotations, or tune-ups. Spot issues like worn brakes before they become breakdowns. This keeps your fleet running and cuts costly downtime. For example, mileage-based alerts ensure you never miss a service. Save Cash and See Real Returns Think asset tracking costs too much? It pays off. By cutting fuel waste—like idling, which burns a gallon an hour at £3.50—you save loads. One company slashed £750,000 in fuel costs in a year! You’ll also spend less on repairs and insurance by catching issues early and stopping misuse. Clear reports show where your money’s going, helping you spend wisely. Boost Customer Happiness Happy customers bring more business. Asset tracking lets you give spot-on updates, like when equipment will arrive for a job. A construction firm can promise exact project start times by knowing what’s available. This builds trust and keeps clients coming back. Stay on Top of Regulations Rules can be a nightmare, especially for fleets with heavy equipment. Asset tracking keeps all your data—maintenance logs, usage, and condition—in one place. Need to show compliance for an audit? It’s all ready to access. This works for government rules or your company’s own policies. Plan Smarter for Growth Growing your business? Asset tracking shows how assets are used, spotting trends like overuse or downtime. This helps you decide when to fix or replace gear, or if you need more. Data-driven plans let you grow cleverly, avoiding pricey errors. Why Asset Tracking Is a Must Asset tracking isn’t just for big firms—any business with vehicles or equipment wins. It’s flexible, scales with you, and cuts costs while boosting efficiency. From stopping theft to streamlining maintenance, it’s like a super-organised mate. Try a small setup, track the savings, and watch your fleet soar.

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