Four new warehouses are being built with Net Zero Carbon construction at South Caldecotte in Milton Keynes.
While the delivery of the civils and infrastructure contract for PLP at South Caldecotte is ongoing until June 2023, Winvic Construction Ltd has now been appointed by the developer to construct the first four industrial facilities at PLP MK.
Winvic plan to deliver the facilities as Net Zero Carbon in construction and there is an opportunity for tenants to achieve Net Zero Carbon in operation.
As well as the four new warehouses, 17-acres of lowland meadows and 3.8 kilometres of pedestrian and cycle ways will be integrated into the MK Red Way cycle network as part of the project.
Winvic’s Head of Industrial, Distribution and Logistics, Danny Nelson, said “We have worked in partnership with PLP on previous schemes and we are also continuing to deliver the S278 and infrastructure works across the 135-acre site at South Caldecotte.
"I’d like to thank the PLP team for putting their trust in us once more, seeing our commitment to realising clients’ Carbon Net Zero aims and engaging us to deliver these four industrial facilities totalling 838,000 sq ft.
"We have been working hard together during the pre-construction and design stages to ensure we find desired carbon savings at every turn and for the buildings to be sustainable in the long-term for the benefit of the occupiers. This is our second industrial project currently located in the Milton Keynes area and we look forward to reaching safe completion in June 2023.”
Edward Jackson from PLP, added: “PLP are wholly focussed on the delivery of a best in class, customer focused Net Zero Carbon business park. This ambitious target is being achieved through smart design, well considered social amenity and uncompromised specification.
"For PLP, Winvic’s proved track record and highly professional team are the perfect delivery partner for the Infrastructure and Units 1 to 4 and we look forward to welcoming our first customers in early 2023.
