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02/12/2022
Building Work Starts On Units At Ni.PARK In Newport
Building work has commenced on three 10,000 sq ft units at Ni.PARK in Newport.
It will form the second phase of Telford & Wrekin Council’s innovative 25-acre agricultural technology park.
Contractor Morris Property, which completed phase one of the development in October 2021, were commissioned to undertake the eight-month build following a competitive tender.
Phase two will deliver three larger units, suitable for companies with a focus on supporting the fast-growing agri-tech sector.
The milestone was marked with a sod cutting ceremony attended the council's Senior Surveyor Catherine Hawksworth and Morris Property's Construction Manager Steve Flavell and Site Manager Dave Fletcher.
Ni.PARK is a key element in the Newport Innovation and Enterprise Package which delivered the supporting infrastructure package funded jointly funded by Telford & Wrekin Council, the Marches Local Enterprise Partnership and Homes England.
The first phase of development delivered a range of smaller industrial units funded by Telford and Wrekin Council.
Councillor Lee Carter (Lab), Telford & Wrekin Council's Cabinet Member for Neghbourhood Services, Regeneration and the High Street, said: "Ni.PARK is a growing community for agri-tech businesses, as well as those supporting the agriculture sector with their products and services and the take-up of units has been excellent.
"Ni.PARK is an extremely well regarded site which is attracting high profile businesses from across the region and around the world who see it as a place to maximise their potential in a prime location.
"We are looking forward to seeing Phase 2 get underway and further new larger units being built which strengthen the site’s reputation as an agri-tech business centre of excellence."
It will form the second phase of Telford & Wrekin Council’s innovative 25-acre agricultural technology park.
Contractor Morris Property, which completed phase one of the development in October 2021, were commissioned to undertake the eight-month build following a competitive tender.
Phase two will deliver three larger units, suitable for companies with a focus on supporting the fast-growing agri-tech sector.
The milestone was marked with a sod cutting ceremony attended the council's Senior Surveyor Catherine Hawksworth and Morris Property's Construction Manager Steve Flavell and Site Manager Dave Fletcher.
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Ni.PARK is a key element in the Newport Innovation and Enterprise Package which delivered the supporting infrastructure package funded jointly funded by Telford & Wrekin Council, the Marches Local Enterprise Partnership and Homes England.
The first phase of development delivered a range of smaller industrial units funded by Telford and Wrekin Council.
Councillor Lee Carter (Lab), Telford & Wrekin Council's Cabinet Member for Neghbourhood Services, Regeneration and the High Street, said: "Ni.PARK is a growing community for agri-tech businesses, as well as those supporting the agriculture sector with their products and services and the take-up of units has been excellent.
"Ni.PARK is an extremely well regarded site which is attracting high profile businesses from across the region and around the world who see it as a place to maximise their potential in a prime location.
"We are looking forward to seeing Phase 2 get underway and further new larger units being built which strengthen the site’s reputation as an agri-tech business centre of excellence."
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