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New Regulations for Emergency Lighting 2025

Wed, 10 Dec 2025 16:02:17 GMT

What the New BS 5266-1:2025 Standard Means for Emergency Lighting in Your Building

The recently published BS 5266-1:2025 represents the first full update of the UK’s emergency-lighting Code of Practice since 2016.

What’s Changed

Expanded Scope: The standard now covers not just escape-route lighting but also local-area and standby lighting — acknowledging that modern buildings often need more than just exit illumination.
Resilience & Wiring Requirements: In high-risk or essential areas, emergency luminaires may now require dual-circuit supply, fire-resistant cabling and stricter circuit limits to avoid a single fault disabling many lights.
Testing & Verification: System maintenance is more rigorous — monthly functional tests, annual full-duration checks, and photometric verification every five years to ensure light levels remain compliant.
Purpose-based Lighting Strategy: Depending on building type and use case, lighting design may need to account for evacuation, safe stay-put scenarios, or maintaining operations under power failure.

What It Means for Building Owners and Managers

Emergency-lighting specifications should be revisited designs based on older standards may no longer comply.
Maintenance regimes must be documented and scheduled properly.
Systems should be designed to match real usage and occupancy patterns, not generic rules.

How Nu Electrics Helps

At Nu Electrics Ltd, we stay current with BS 5266-1:2025 requirements.

We offer:

Expert design & installation of compliant emergency-lighting systems,
Structured testing, commissioning and maintenance services,
Clear, documented handover with logbooks and compliance certification.

If you’d like to review your existing lighting or plan new installations under the updated standard, we can help — get in touch for a free site survey.

Expanding Our Renewable Expertise: New Solar PV & Energy Storage Qualifications

Tue, 11 Nov 2025 18:46:34 GMT

Building the future of sustainable electrical solutions with new Level 3 accreditations.

As the UK moves toward a more sustainable, low-carbon future, Nu Electrics continues to invest in the skills that will define tomorrow’s energy landscape.

Our director, Chris Scranney, has recently completed two key industry-recognised qualifications:

Level 3 Award in the Design, Installation and Commissioning of Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS)
Level 3 Award in the Installation and Maintenance of Small-Scale Solar PV Systems

These certifications allow Nu Electrics to offer fully compliant solar PV installations and battery energy storage solutions - helping businesses and homeowners take greater control of their energy usage and reduce reliance on the grid.

With demand for renewable and hybrid energy systems rapidly growing across London and the South East, this new capability ensures we can design integrated systems that combine EV charging, solar power, and battery storage into one intelligent network.

This marks another important step in Nu Electrics’ ongoing commitment to innovation, safety, and sustainable energy excellence.

To learn more about our solar and energy storage services, contact us by booking a free consultation.

Supporting Local Supply Chains: Nu Electrics Awarded New Office Fit-Out with Legendre UK

Tue, 11 Nov 2025 18:29:38 GMT

Prominent French contractor partners with Nu Electrics through the H&F Local Supply Chain initiative.

Nu Electrics has been awarded a new commercial office fit-out project at Peterborough Road in Fulham, marking the start of an exciting collaboration with Legendre UK - a leading French contractor expanding its presence in London.

The project was secured through the Hammersmith & Fulham Local Supply Chain Programme , which connects major developers and contractors with vetted local businesses. As a long-standing West London electrical contractor, Nu Electrics met Legendre’s goal of working with trusted local partners while delivering the technical expertise and reliability their London projects demand.

Scheduled to begin in January, the scope includes the electrical containment, power & lighting installation for a new office fit-out , designed to meet modern energy and safety standards. The project represents not only another high-quality delivery for the team but also the value of supporting regional businesses through local supply chain collaboration.

“It’s great to see international contractors actively choosing local companies,” said Chris, Director of Nu Electrics. “It strengthens the local economy and ensures projects benefit from our on-the-ground knowledge of local regulations and best practices.”

Emergency Lighting Installation for Westfield London’s Nature Reserve

Tue, 11 Nov 2025 18:17:04 GMT

Enhancing safety in one of Westfield’s most discreet but vital spaces.

Hidden behind the bustle of Westfield London is a lesser-known area few ever see — the shopping centre’s private nature reserve. Though it isn’t open to the public, this green space plays a critical role in Westfield’s safety infrastructure, forming part of the building’s emergency escape network.

Nu Electrics was appointed to design and install a new emergency lighting system for this unique environment. The challenge was to integrate essential safety lighting into natural surroundings without compromising the area’s visual or ecological integrity. Working closely with Westfield’s facilities team, the installation ensures visibility and compliance in all conditions, while remaining subtle enough to blend into the reserve’s landscaping.

This project is a great example of how functional systems can be designed with care and creativity - combining safety, sustainability, and aesthetic sensitivity in equal measure.

Powering Progress at Brook Green: Temporary Electrical Systems for the Former EMI HQ Redevelopment

Tue, 11 Nov 2025 18:06:09 GMT

Nu Electrics delivers robust temporary site power and lighting infrastructure for one of London’s landmark redevelopments.

The Brook Green redevelopment, once home to EMI’s headquarters, is now undergoing a major transformation led by Bennett Construction. Nu Electrics has been appointed to design and deliver a comprehensive temporary electrical system to support the entire construction phase.

Our scope includes power supplies for tower cranes, hoists, site welfare facilities, and temporary construction plant. A 400V distribution network serves the site, with step-down transformers providing 110V power and lighting for safe day-to-day operations. In addition to system setup, our team continues to provide ongoing maintenance, testing, and rapid-response breakdown cover throughout the project’s duration.

This redevelopment represents another example of how Nu Electrics supports large-scale construction with reliable, compliant temporary electrical solutions - ensuring safety, continuity, and efficiency from the first day on site to project completion.

How Landlords & Property Managers Can Unlock Value with EV Charging

Sun, 09 Nov 2025 15:17:49 GMT

A simple guide to turning EV demand into an advantage for your property.

The shift is happening

If you’re managing flats, mixed-use estates or car parks, you’ve probably started to see it: more residents with electric cars, more drivers looking for charging as a basic facility. They may not say it out loud, but you’ll notice.

And when tenants see a property where they can charge their EV, you’re already ahead of the game.

EV charging isn’t just a “nice extra” any more — it’s fast becoming part of what makes a property practical and in demand.

Why this matters now

Property owners and managers who act early are seeing two clear benefits:

Attract and retain tenants. Sites equipped with EV charging appeal more to people choosing where to live or work. Recent data shows properties with chargers command higher rental demand and quicker let-up.
Create a revenue stream and future-proof your asset. Grant funding is available, future regulations are coming, and early installation avoids costly retrofits later.

Waiting too long means you may face higher costs, increased disruption, and fewer incentives.

1. Nail the basics first

Before picking hardware, start with the site:

How many parking spaces do you have? Who uses them — residents, visitors, staff?
What’s your electrical supply like? A make-ready system (cabling, ducting, meter space) now costs much less than a retrofit later.
What are your users’ charging patterns? Overnight for residents, short-stay for visitors, steady usage for staff.

By aligning charger type and location with actual usage you save money and boost satisfaction.

2. Grants and funding you should know

You don’t have to cover all the cost alone. For example:

Landlords & property managers may access EV charge-point grants and infrastructure grants through Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV).
These can cover up to £350 per socket or a percentage of infrastructure costs.
Having a compliant installer, correct wiring and usage plan helps ensure eligibility.

Leverage the funding to reduce your upfront cost and improve ROI.

3. Location matters

It’s not just “plug it in”. Placement, signage, and usability count:

A bay hidden in the corner is less useful than a bay near the entrance.
Visitor or public access bays may need different hardware than staff/residential bays.
Future demand will rise; installing extra conduit now can save huge costs later.

4. Revenue models that work

Charging infrastructure doesn’t need to be a cost centre. You can structure setups so they work for you:

Charge users per kWh or per session.
Offer “free” for residents and paid for visitors.
Offer staff charging as a perk, but set clear criteria and usage controls.
Use automated monitoring and billing to track usage and costs.

With the right model, your property generates income. One analysis shows commercial landlords could miss out on up to £1.25 m in income from EV charging sites.

5. Choosing the right partner

Installing EV chargers isn’t just “wire it up”. It’s about compliance, safety, maintenance, and usability.

Nu Electrics Ltd specialises in working with landlords and property managers across London & the South East. We can help with:

Site surveys & power assessments
Grant eligibility checks & paperwork
Full installation, commissioning, and maintenance
User support and monitoring

Work with a team that knows property portfolios, not one that treats EV charging as an afterthought.

Take the next step

If you’re looking at your parking spaces and wondering what to do next, you’re in the right place.

Let’s talk about how your property can be EV-ready, tenant-preferred, and future-proof.

EV Charging for Schools: Planning for Staff, Fleet, and Future Readiness

Sun, 09 Nov 2025 15:05:05 GMT

How schools and education sites can plan, fund, and install EV chargers that support staff, sustainability goals, and local communities.

Why schools are leading the way

Across the UK, schools are quietly becoming early adopters of EV charging.

Staff are switching to electric cars, local authorities are setting sustainability targets, and even school minibuses are going electric.

But while the move makes sense environmentally and financially, many schools are unsure where to begin. What kind of chargers do you need? Who can install them? And how do you access funding?

This guide walks you through the essentials - from planning and grants to practical installation and maintenance - to help you make informed decisions before you start.

1. Understanding who needs to charge

Every school’s parking layout and user base is different. Thinking through who will use the chargers first helps decide how many units you need and where to place them.

Staff: Often the first group to need access. Workplace charging can double as a staff benefit.

Fleet: School minibuses and maintenance vehicles can use dedicated bays with faster units.

Visitors & Parents: Offering limited access during pick-up and drop-off adds convenience and supports your school’s eco image.

Community Use: Some schools open chargers to the public outside of school hours, generating extra income.

A clear understanding of these groups helps you design a layout that’s practical, safe, and scalable.

2. Funding and grants for schools

The Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) for state-funded education institutions is one of the most accessible routes for schools to claim up to £2500 per socket (up to 40 chargers per site).

To qualify, schools must:

Be a state-funded or publicly funded educational institution.

Have off-street parking used by staff or fleets.

Use an OZEV-approved installer (like Nu Electrics).

Independent schools and academies may also qualify under similar workplace or landlord schemes.

These grants can significantly offset the cost of installation, especially when planned alongside other energy-saving upgrades.

3. Power and safety considerations

Before choosing hardware, a site survey should check:

The existing power capacity of the school.

Distribution board load and spare circuits.

Any required upgrades or load management systems.

Because schools often have older buildings, understanding the current electrical setup is crucial to ensure safe installation without disrupting essential systems like lighting or IT networks.

Safety measures should include clear signage, cable management, and controlled access to prevent misuse during out-of-hours periods.

4. Choosing the right chargers

For most schools, a mix of charger types works best:

7kW fast chargers for staff cars parked during the day.

22kW rapid units for school fleets that need a quick turnaround.

Smart chargers with usage tracking, so administrators can manage access and monitor costs.

All should comply with OZEV standards and include remote monitoring for reliability and reporting.

5. Managing cost recovery and sustainability goals

Charging doesn’t have to be a cost centre.

Schools can:

Recover electricity costs via staff charging tariffs.

Offer public access in partnership with local authorities.

Use the project to support Eco-School and sustainability targets.

The visibility of chargers on-site also signals commitment to net-zero goals, something increasingly important to parents, councils, and Ofsted assessments.

6. Work with trusted professionals

Partnering with a certified installer early avoids delays and compliance issues.

At Nu Electrics, we can help schools across London and the South East with:

Site surveys and power assessments.

OZEV grant application support.

Full installation and commissioning.

Smart control setup and maintenance.

We handle the details so you can focus on running your school.

7. Take the next step

Whether you’re starting small with a few chargers for staff or planning a full fleet rollout, early planning makes the process smoother and more cost-effective.

Developer’s Guide - Integrating EV Charging Early to Avoid Costly Retrofits

Sun, 02 Nov 2025 17:58:13 GMT

Why EV infrastructure should be part of your development plan from day one.

Building for the future starts with the right wiring

Across London and the South East, property developers are rethinking what “ready for occupancy” really means. As electric vehicles move from niche to normal, residents and businesses now expect charging to be built in - not bolted on.

But too often, EV infrastructure is treated as an afterthought. Retrofitting later can cost two to three times more than integrating from the start. This guide outlines what every developer should know about EV readiness, compliance, and how early planning saves time, money, and reputation.

1. Understand the regulations

Since 2022, new-build residential and commercial developments in England must include electric vehicle chargepoint infrastructure. That means dedicated circuits, cabling, and capacity for future charger installation - even if not all bays have units fitted on day one.

Ignoring this isn’t just short-sighted — it risks non-compliance with Building Regulations Part S (Infrastructure for Charging Electric Vehicles). Planning for EV readiness isn’t optional anymore; it’s a baseline requirement.

2. Plan for scalability, not just compliance

Minimum standards are a start, but smart developers go beyond them. A typical strategy includes:

Installing make-ready cabling for 100% of bays, even if chargers are installed in phases.
Using load-management systems to distribute power efficiently across chargers.
Choosing open-protocol hardware that can work with multiple software providers.

This flexibility ensures your development stays future-proof - and prevents you from being locked into one supplier or platform.

3. Know the cost difference

Retrofitting EV chargers later often involves digging, re-routing cables, upgrading switchgear, and re-issuing safety certificates - all of which add up. By contrast, pre-installing containment, ducting, and power feeds during the construction phase can reduce total cost by up to 70% .

In simple terms: one day of planning now can save weeks of rework later.

4. Consider your residents and tenants

For developers, EV readiness isn’t just compliance - it’s a selling point. Buyers and tenants increasingly look for buildings that align with sustainable lifestyles and long-term cost savings.

Offering pre-installed EV chargers or the infrastructure to easily add them enhances property value, supports sustainability targets, and differentiates your development in a competitive market.

5. Partner early with your electrical contractor

Nu Electrics works with developers across London from early design through to completion, ensuring your site is built EV-ready from the ground up.

Our team provides:

Load assessments and DNO coordination
EV infrastructure layout design
Smart charger specification and installation
Compliance with OZEV and Building Regs Part S
Ongoing maintenance and support

Working together early ensures your plans align with real-world site capabilities, reducing delays and avoiding costly redesigns later.

Thinking ahead pays off

The shift to electric isn’t coming - it’s already here. Every new development without EV infrastructure today risks becoming obsolete tomorrow.

Nu Electrics helps developers integrate EV solutions seamlessly - from design to delivery -building smarter, greener, and more future-proof spaces across London and the South East.

Get in touch by filling in the form below.

EV Charging for Car Parks: A Practical Guide for Owners and Operators

Sun, 02 Nov 2025 17:58:12 GMT

What to consider, how to plan, and why getting the groundwork right matters more than the charger itself.

The rise in EV demand is changing what car parks need

Across London, car parks are no longer just somewhere to leave a vehicle - they’re fast becoming part of the charging network that keeps the city moving. Whether you run a retail car park, manage a mixed-use site, or oversee a council facility, EV charging isn’t a “nice to have” anymore. It’s an expectation.

But knowing where to start can feel complicated. How many chargers do you really need? What type? Will your existing power supply cope? This guide is designed to help you understand the key considerations before you invest - and how to get it right the first time.

1. Understand how your car park is used

Every successful EV project begins with one simple question: who’s parking here, and for how long?

Retail & leisure sites often need a mix of fast chargers for customers who stay an hour or two.
Workplace and commuter car parks suit slower, lower-cost chargers because vehicles are parked all day.
Residential developments typically work best with overnight charging on shared or allocated bays.

Understanding patterns like dwell time, turnover, and peak hours helps you decide the right mix of chargers - and avoids over-spending on hardware that sits idle.

2. Check your power capacity early

Before any design work, get your power checked. This is where most projects go wrong.

A load study will show how much spare capacity your site already has, and what upgrades (if any) are needed. Sometimes it’s as simple as re-balancing your existing circuits; other times, you’ll need a connection upgrade from your Distribution Network Operator (DNO).

Even if you only plan to start with a few chargers, it’s worth installing the containment and cabling (“make-ready” infrastructure) for future expansion. It’s far cheaper to do that now than dig up your car park again later.

3. Grants and funding support

There’s help available if you know where to look. Several OZEV grants support commercial charging - from workplace schemes to landlord and fleet infrastructure grants.

Each has its own rules, caps and deadlines, but an authorised installer like Nu Electrics can handle the paperwork and make sure your design meets eligibility requirements. We always advise checking current funding early in your project, as available grants and terms can change.

4. Plan for reliability and ease of use

EV drivers value convenience above all else. Chargers need to work, every time.

Choose equipment that’s open-protocol (OCPP) and has reliable remote monitoring. It means faults can be spotted and fixed quickly - often before users notice.

For public car parks, consider adding clear bay markings, lighting and signage so drivers can find chargers easily. And make sure cables can reach the charging ports on a range of vehicles without blocking adjacent bays.

5. Decide how you’ll charge for charging

If your car park is public or mixed-use, you’ll need a payment model that’s fair and easy to manage. Options include:

Pay-per-use with clear per-kWh pricing.
Validated parking where drivers get discounted charging when they use your facilities.
Membership or staff tariffs for businesses and residential blocks.
Idle fees to prevent fully charged cars from blocking bays.

Smart systems can manage this automatically, giving you transparent reporting on usage, uptime, and revenue.

6. Keep it simple - and scalable

The best EV rollouts don’t try to do everything at once. Start small, learn, and scale.

Many car parks begin with four to eight chargers in the busiest bays, track utilisation for six months, and expand based on real data. With the right load management system, you can double the number of bays later without doubling your power cost.

Think of it as building your own mini charging network over time - one that grows with demand and pays for itself along the way.

7. Partner with the right installer

EV charging isn’t just about connecting wires; it’s about understanding sites, safety, and strategy.

Nu Electrics has installed and upgraded charging infrastructure across London’s busiest car parks - from retail and office sites to public multi-storey hubs. We handle everything from the load studies and DNO liaison to commissioning and maintenance.

Thinking about EV charging for your car park?

Book a short site review with our team. We’ll assess your power capacity, design the most cost-effective layout, and help you secure any eligible grants.

Use the enquiry form below to book in a review.

Government Affords Renters & Flat-Owners Easier Home EV Charging with Red Tape Cuts

Sun, 02 Nov 2025 17:58:10 GMT

The UK government has announced a new package of reforms designed to make home charging of electric vehicles (EVs) more accessible, especially for renters, leaseholders and people without off-street parking.

What’s changing

A consultation will be launched to remove the need for planning permission for “cross-pavement” gully charging solutions, making installs faster and cheaper. GOV.UK+1
Up to £250 in application fees could be saved by households currently facing planning costs.
Residents could run their EVs for as little as 2p per mile when charging at home under the reforms.
The reforms will include protections so that landlords or site operators cannot over-charge tenants for home EV charging via shared infrastructure.

Why this matters for landlords, flats & rental properties

If you manage or own a property where tenants or leaseholders lack off-street parking, these reforms expand your options. With fewer regulatory hurdles, you can:

Increase the appeal of your property by enabling home EV charging for more residents
Facilitate commissioned installs with an OZEV-authorised installer (such as Nu Electrics)
Stay ahead of the growing expectation for EV-ready homes and compliant infrastructure

How Nu Electrics supports you

At Nu Electrics, based in London and serving the South East, we specialise in helping landlords, managing-agents and property developers implement compliant EV charging infrastructure.

Our services include:

Eligibility assessment for your site and residents
Application support, including landlord-tenant consent and parking access
Supply and installation of OZEV-approved chargers, cross-pavement gullies and networked billing systems
After-care, testing and maintenance to ensure full compliance

What to do next

If you’re responsible for a property or block with residents who lack off-street parking, now is the time to act. The reform agenda means competition for rapid installs is increasing, and early movers will benefit.

Book a free site review below to assess your site’s readiness for home EV charging.

Source: gov.uk

The Ultimate Guide to Claiming Your OZEV EV Charger Grant (2025)

Tue, 21 Oct 2025 18:38:50 GMT

Make the switch to electric easier - and more affordable with expert help from Nu Electrics.

As electric vehicles (EVs) become the new normal on UK roads, government support like the OZEV Grant (Office for Zero Emission Vehicles) can make installing your EV charger at home or work significantly more affordable. But navigating the grant process can be confusing - that's where we come in.

At Nu Electrics, we’ve helped hundreds of homeowners, landlords, businesses, and public sector organisations across London and the South East access government-backed incentives to go electric. In this guide, we break down everything you need to know about the OZEV scheme and how to apply for it.

What is the OZEV Grant?

The OZEV EV Chargepoint Grant is a government initiative offering up to £350 off the cost of purchasing and installing an eligible EV home charging point. While the original “EVHS” grant closed for most homeowners, the current scheme is still available to:

Landlords
Tenants in rental properties
Flat owners
Businesses
Charities and public sector organisations

This grant is now part of a wider strategy to support zero-emission transport and encourage wider adoption of electric vehicles.

OZEV for Landlords, Flats & Rental Properties

If you're a landlord or live in a flat or rental property, you may still be eligible. Key criteria:

You own or rent the property
You have access to off-street parking
You have an eligible vehicle or intend to get one
The installer must be OZEV-authorised (Nu Electrics is )

This scheme is ideal for landlords who want to increase property value and offer tenants a sustainable perk—plus the ability to generate revenue from EV usage via smart charger technology.

OZEV for Businesses & Workplaces

If you're a business or public sector organisation, the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) can cover up to £14,000 in total (up to 40 charging sockets at £350 each). Eligibility requires:

Being a registered business, charity, or public sector organisation
Parking spaces reserved for staff or fleet use
Use of an OZEV-approved installer (like us!)
Evidence of need for EV chargers - whether for fleet vehicles or employees

Installing chargers at your premises is a great way to:

Support staff with EVs
Prepare for incoming sustainability requirements
Claim tax and energy efficiency incentives
Generate revenue through charge point usage

Deadlines & What’s Changing in 2025

While there’s no fixed end-date yet, government funding is finite, and the application criteria are changing regularly. With growing demand, delays are expected, and funding may be restructured or phased out.

Don’t leave it too late - get your application started while funding is still available.

Why Choose Nu Electrics?

With over 15 years of experience, Nu Electrics is one of London’s trusted electrical contractors - and a fully OZEV-authorised installer .

We make the process seamless from start to finish. We check your eligibility

We help complete your application

We supply, install & commission your charger

We support revenue-generating setups

We provide maintenance and aftercare

We’ve installed hundreds of EV chargers across London, Brent, Hackney, Camden, Ealing, and beyond, from residential homes to public networks and council-led projects.

Ready to Apply? Let’s Talk
Whether you're a homeowner, landlord, or business owner, we’ll guide you every step of the way - from OZEV application to installation and revenue optimisation.

We are based in London, serving the South East

Book your free consultation by clicking below.

A great start to 2018 for Nu Electrics with a major tender win for Westfield.

Wed, 24 Jan 2018 18:17:10 GMT

Nu Electrics Ltd were lucky enough to be invited to take part in a tender process, late 2017 to overhaul the entire back of house lighting at the prestigious retail centre and are delighted to announce that we have been awarded the project which starts early 2018.

Having been on Westfield's approved contractors roll for several years, successfully carrying out numerous short term projects at the retail centre, this latest contract win presents Nu Electrics Ltd with a fantastic opportunity to further our knowledge of the complex site.

Nu Electrics French Connection

Wed, 12 Oct 2016 15:21:04 GMT

Nu Electrics Limited was recently chosen to accomodate 2 trainee electricians from across the channel on a 3-week internship placement to learn about the UK electrical industry & broaden their electrical knowledge.

Thanks to Gregoire at the CEI French centre in London
Nu Electrics Ltd was selected, as a suitable company to meet the interns needs.

During their time in the UK. The interns learnt about different practices & standards in the UK electrical industry including testing & inspection of electrical installations

Quentin & Jeremy were both a pleasure to have around during the 3 week placement & I hope we helped them enhance their electrical knowledge whilst also enjoying a memorable experience in London

Nu-electrics contract win for Westfield London re-lamping works.

Thu, 01 Oct 2015 00:00:00 GMT

Nu-electrics contract win for Supply Cross River 2 SME

Nu-Electrics has attended a number of Supply Cross River 2 (SXR2) events since joining the programme last year. These include workshops, Meet the Buyer events as well as receiving 1:1 support on a range of business development topics from assistance with preparing tenders to help & advice on preparation of company policies. This new knowledge has given them the confidence to tender for work which wouldn’t have been possible a few years ago.

Nu-Electrics successfully got through the PQQ stage and were asked to tender. In January 2015 they won the contract which was worth around £7,000. They are now on the approved contractor framework at Westfield which has already created further tender opportunities with a second contract of a similar size already underway.

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"The project has allowed us ‘ to attend many workshops and Meet the Buyer events and given us the confidence to tender for work which would have been far beyond our reach a couple of years ago. It has helped us prepare for the CHAS accreditation too which is priceless in today’s environment. We are looking forward to using this new found knowledge to help us continue to grow as a company by bidding for larger and more diverse contracts."
Chris Scranney
Nu-Electrics, Director