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News Release from: SES Shepherd Engineering Services | Subject: St Helens Retirement Village development
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 06 November 2003
SES Speed Up The Retirement Process!
SES has once again successfully installed prefabricated pipework modules on it's £3.6m mechanical and electrical design and build contract at the new £20.3m St Helens Retirement Village development.
Over sixty prefabricated units were delivered to the site recently and within hours of the modules arrival the first sets were already being positioned by the site team Specified by SES, the modules have brought significant installation time savings to the project, together with a cost and quantity certainty, developed through a simplified design and estimating process
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 15 May 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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The modules were also delivered lagged, pressure tested and quality checked prior to their arrival.
Graham Hill, SES Projects Manager, said: " After seeing the success of the modules used on a number of our other sites including the £20m HSL Buxton project, we identified the opportunity for their use at St Helens.
We could guarantee their delivery date and time, which meant we were ready to install them straight away on their arrival." Each module comprised five pipes; two heating flow and return, two hot water flow and return, and a cold water feed.
All came complete with all the necessary branch valve connections.
The main contractor for the project is Cruden Construction.
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