Wildgoose has been awarded its 13th contract with Wakefield based healthcare developers, GPI Ltd, to build a £2.5 million Health Care Centre at Knottingley, West Yorkshire.
Working with Project managers, Stace and Sheffield architects James Totty, the project is due to start on site in early August |  |
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Wildgoose Construction Ltd has been awarded the £3 million new Health Centre at Stubley, Dronfield for local practioners Dr Miles Davidson and Dr Peter Allamby.
Working with project managers Brunswick and architects James Totty, Wildgoose are due to start on site in early August with a completion in June 2009 |  (Custom).jpg) |
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School girl Jade White was today announced the out right winner of the Wildgoose Construction site safety poster competition.
The six year old was judged, by Maggie Fazzini of the Derbyshire Working Well Together Health Unit and Marrianne Rawson, the Schools Health Promotion Officer, to have best represented, in drawing format, Health SAfety on Site.
Pictured with Jade are her Parents, Headmaster Neil Oates and Wildgoose Managing Director Tim Walker, who presented Jade with a certificate and a family day out at Alton Towers | .jpg) |
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A sod cutting ceromony took place on the site for a new £5 million primary school, in Chesterfield, to replace the Victorian built Abbercrombie School.
Councilor Alan Charles, Derbyshire's Cabinet member for schools, Headmaster Neil Oates, school governors and a selection of school children took to the field to perform the ceromony which celebrates the start of the 52 week programme to completion. |  (Custom).jpg) |
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Wildgoose Construction has started a safety in the sun campaign working with pupils and staff at local schools to advise of the dangers of over exposure to the suns rays.
The company has donated almost 1000 baseball caps to pupils at 6 local schools and is running a poster competition to be displayed on site hoardings, with the eventual winner getting a family day out to Alton Towers.
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We confirm that we are one of the 112 parties to whom the OFT has addressed its Statement of Objections.
We have co-operated fully with their investigation and have internal policies and procedures, which were implemented in 2004, to ensure that the practices of which the OFT complain cannot occur. As the matter remains under investigation, it would be improper for us to comment any further.
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Building Magazine have admitted responsibility for the mistake and issued an immediate apology on its web site, which will be followed up in next weeks issue.
We would like to reassure our clients and staff that the article was entirely incorrect and unfounded and the company continues to flourish with a full order book.
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Wildgoose are due to start on site at the Kirk Hallam Community Technical College, Ilkeston early in the New Year, after securing the order from client Derbyshire County Council. The £4 million project will be completed over a 12 month construction period and will include a 6th form Centre and teaching facilities.
The client’s agent is Atkins Faithful and Gould of Nottingham and the building is of a traditional construction.
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Wildgoose Construction have secured the order for a new £3.6 million Vocational Centre at the Aldercar Community College, Heanor. The 12 month construction programme will commence in January 08 and was designed by in house architects at Derbyshire County Council
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Wildgoose are due to start on site early in the new year on a £4 million new Public Forensic Mortuary Building in Bradford for Bradford City Council. The traditionally procured contract will be completed over a 13 month period and was designed by Sheffield based architects, James Totty Associates.
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Wildgoose have started on site on a £3 million new medical centre for Wakefield based developers, Community Care Investments, part of the GPI Group. This contract is the latest of 13 similar projects completed for the same client throughout the country and was negotiated through a design and build procurement route.
The novated architects are the Sheffield based James Totty Associates and the clients agent is Summers Inman of Leicester. | |
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Work has started on the new £3.3 million Incubation Centre at Dinnington for Rotherham Borough Council. Wildgoose Construction, one of the Local Authorities Strategic Framework Partners, is due to complete the project in August 2008. The completed building will give an opportunity for fledgling businesses to lease office and commercial space and make use of the shared administrative facilities.
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Wildgoose have successfully negotiated and started on site on a £1 million new build Residential Care Home for People with Autism for the National Autistic Society in Goole. The facility will be one of a number of similar facilities throughout the country, is due for completion in August 2008
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Keys were handed over to South Yorkshire Housing Association on a development of 23 ECO homes in Heeley Rise Rotherham. The £2.7 million development has been made possible by grants from the Regional Housing Board, The Energy Savings Trust and land gifted by Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council.
This highly eco-friendly development will use state of the art renewable energy technologies including solar thermal collectors to provide hot water, wind turbines combined with super insulated construction, means that residents will also benefit from savings on their energy bills. | .jpg) |
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Work has started on site for a new arts centre in Rowsley, Derbyshire for clients The First Movement Trust. The £1 million project is funded through the public sector with donations from several charities and will enable the disabled and disadvantaged to take part in Arts and Cultural activities when the building opens in June 2008. The structure will house art studios and classrooms where students will give and take part in group sessions.
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Wildgoose Construction has been awarded the £2 million contract to refurbish the Charles Clifford Dental Hospital in Sheffield. This is the 2nd contract awarded to Wildgoose by the Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, who are currently on site at the Hallamshire Hospital also in Sheffield, extending the Haematology Clinic and Bone Marrow Transplant Unit on a further £2 million contract.
Working in conjunction with Sheffield based architects, Race Cottam, both projects are due for completion early in 2008 | |
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Wildgoose Construction has started on site on a £2 million 5 star Boutique Hotel in Derby City Centre’s Cathedral Quarter, for client Finesse Hotels.
The 28 week contract is due to open early in the new year, will have 38 bedrooms, a brasserie to seat 150, a champagne cocktail bar, a private dining room and 4 dedicated conference rooms.
The building, which was the former police museum, was originally constructed in the early part of the last century and was designed by the architect John Somes-Story. Many of the original features of the building are being retained and refurbished, with a new first floor extension to the rear.
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Wildgoose Construction has started work on an environmentally friendly block of 47 ECO houses at Norfolk Park, Sheffield.
The £5.2 million contract, which is being carried out for the London based eco developer, The Environmental Trust, will include water saving devices, super insulation and solar panels, designed to keep energy bills down to around £100 per year.
The land for the project was donated by Sheffield City Council, which will allow the finished housing units to be sold for as little as £55,000 each.
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