Murray & Willis

Please come and join us on STAND 258 enjoy a glass of wine or two!
and talk to us about any forthcoming refurbishment and
fit-out projects that you may be working on.

We look forward to meeting you on evening of the 7th, 8th &
9th of February 2012.

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"During the 1st year of registration the Company achieved a very
good level of scoring, thus demonstrating a high standard within
the CCS Code of Practice. It was good to note that Company
processes and procedures are constantly reviewed, assessed and
revised to improve the standard of Service offered to their
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The scope of works includes strip out, minor electrics, new
decoration throughout and new FF & E finishes.

In addition, we are refurbishing the fourteen bathrooms which
entail new marble tops to vanity units, new sanitary ware & finish
off with a deep clean and re-mastic.

"It is great news for the company and all our employees and supply
chain partners that we have been awarded this three year contract
extension and we will continue to provide the Bank with our total
commitment to completing every project to the highest of standards"

It is also housed in one of the city's most historic buildings,
which dates back to the Georgian era. In order to keep entertaining
its growing band of visitors with an even better visitor experience,
some essential restoration work is needed to both improve and
preserve the Priestgate premises. Plans for the redevelopment
include a cafe, a new-look gift shop and upgraded toilets. Some of the Museum's exhibition galleries will be redesigned and redisplayed with more objects on display, new hands-on displays and much more.

Murray & Willis are currently on site for up to four months completing the initial core refurbishment which includes striping out the public areas, galleries and toilets. When this element is complete we will get to work on the structural elements of the project including strengthening the existing timber floor allowing us then to install all new mechanical & electrical services including a new heating system along with and air conditioning whilst making general improvements in order that the building complies with current DDA regulations.

The new installation consists of new mechanical & electrical
services, office partitions, new bespoke laboratory furniture,
decoration and floor coverings.

The project commenced early May 2011 and will be handed over in
August 2011 giving a thirteen week program.

It also included the refurbishment of a standalone self dependency
suite, allowing the individuals concerned to develop life skills
required to live independently.

In addition to the internal works, we have re developed the new
garden and car parking facilities.

This internal refurbishment was undertaking four phases over an
eight week program and the external works completed in two.

The centre caters for children with learning difficulties and they are
hoping to buy a property in the Peak District that can be converted
to use as a holiday home so that the children can have a break from
their day to day routine. Steve managed the recent refurbishment
works of the centre, on behalf of Murray & Willis, and he was
particularly touched by the service users of the facility.

Steve will be trekking for 18 days from Kathmandu to Everest Base
Camp and all funds raised will go directly to Hawthorns Resource Centre League of Friends which is a registered charity.

Steve has so far raised £1000 by auctioning off items that have very kindly been donated by local companies along with selling items at a local car boot sale. He is also asking local suppliers to sponsor him for this epic adventure.

Murray and Willis have already donated £200 from the proceeds of a raffle at their 21st Birthday celebrations.

If you would like to sponsor Steve please contact him on 01543 426811.

Roof shutdowns were required for creating penetrations for the
ventilation stacks through the structural roof which had to be
strategically planned to minimize disruption to all of the building
occupants' operations.

The project was completed on time and within budget to the complete satisfaction of the client.

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The project also involved the installation of new heating, ventilation,
electrical work and fire alarm system. We also had to co-ordinate
closely with the clients' security and data contractor.

During the contract period a complex changeover was achieved
requiring a complete power shutdown, our electrical contractor
planned extensively to achieve this in a minimal period of time which turned out to be successful to the complete satisfaction of the client.

The project duration was originally nine weeks. During the early stages of the project the client chose to install a new mezzanine floor to create five additional offices. This additional work extended the project by a further eight weeks.

Due to the sensitive nature of the clients business all operatives, design team and site visitors had to undergo a rigorous vetting procedure before any works could commence on site. This involved extensive work for our administration department liaising closely with the clients' security vetting staff.

The client was extremely pleased with the result of this project.