A Dundee construction contractor has secured two new contracts worth more than £10.8m.
The contracts are with a consortium of housing associations in the northeast of Scotland and a deal with Falkirk Council.
The contract, a joint procurement effort of Angus, Castlehill, Langstane and Osprey Housing Associations, will see McGill complete a planned programme of kitchen and bathroom replacement works over the next four years.
It also secured a multi-trade contract to refurbish void properties, from Falkirk Council.
The contract will see McGill ’s trades division refurbish hundreds of void properties owned by Falkirk Council. It will be worth up to £900,000 per year.
Recently, McGill’s also won contracts with Clackmannanshire Council and Viewpoint Housing Association.
McGill managing director Errol Lawrie commented: “McGill continues to have a great year, having already picked up several new, multi-million-pound contracts. Our teams are highly experienced in this type of work and I am excited to get started and deliver great work for the four housing associations involved.”
McGill commercial director, Douglas Smith added: “It’s a testament to our reputation for all-trades expertise, as we know that few Scottish contractors can match our breadth of services. McGill is growing at an impressive rate, and with every new contract we’re laying the foundations for many successful years to come.
“We always knew there would be a post-pandemic boom in the construction industry, and we are perfectly poised to capitalise on the growing need for refurbishment specialists with a genuine all-trades offering.”
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