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deadline of 24th August, careful planning and good supply chain management was essential and ensured the team finished a week ahead of schedule.


Mark Smith, Director at Base Structures said: “It was a pleasure for Base Structures to be part of such a transformative project for a big name in the UK events industry, and to work for such a professional client whose proactive approach went a long way to ensuring its success.


BASE STRUCTURES GIVES


NEC A NEW LOOK As part of a £4.5m transformation of Birmingham’s NEC, Base Structures has installed a fabric façade to the exterior of Halls 1 and 5.


Designed by architects Acivico, the 6860m2


of printed fabric panels


and backlit pyramids create a striking visual effect, giving the NEC a futuristic new look for its seven million annual visitors. Base Structures also supplied and


CLEAN SWEEP HIRE RAMPS UP EXPANSION PLAN WITH MULTIPLE


CLIENT WINS Specialist commercial cleaning hire company, Clean Sweep Hire are on track with their nationwide expansion plan following a move into parent company Kärcher’s Head Quarters in Banbury.


The expansion comes in the wake of multiple contract wins including shopping complex Liverpool One, Enfield Council, Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club and Ascot Racecourse to name a few.


Stephen Dennis, Managing Director of Clean Sweep Hire, said: “This is an incredibly exciting time for us here at Clean Sweep. Having a base in the south gives us the additional space we need for our growing fleet and supports our 2019 expansion plans, with the introduction of more municipal equipment to service our client base.”


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installed a programmable colour wash backlighting feature with an infinite colour range, adding to the immersive effect.


The installation took 10 weeks on site, with the creative process from design and conception through to fabric and steel manufacture and installation lasting five months in total. Collaborating with a large team and working with a challenging 4,452 metres of steel, the stunning results were achieved within a tight programme of work. With a fixed


“Being a part of this refurbishment means we hope to see our work being enjoyed by the NEC’s millions of visitors for years to come.”


Kristin Davidson, Head of Purchasing at the NEC, said: “The feedback I have received from everyone who has worked with you and your team has been incredibly positive. From my point of view it has been a real pleasure to work with such a professional team.”


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their continued success down to their unrivaled customer service. In addition to this, having recognised that their operational ability to deliver high quality Kärcher cleaning equipment to anywhere in the UK within a 24-hour period is of huge benefit to its clients, they’ve endeavored to make this turnaround even quicker with a hub at Kärcher’s brand new, purpose-built premises.


Graham Stacey, Head of Procurement at Grosvenor Services said: “Grosvenor Services have recently undertaken one of the largest extension opening projects in the company’s history, at what has now become the largest enclosed shopping centre in Europe. The project took weeks of planning to


ensure a smooth, seamless service delivery for our client.


“One of our many challenges to support this project was to fulfil an exceptionally large hire requirement of cleaning machinery, all of which needed to be sourced, costed and delivered within three working days.


“Clean Sweep UK reverted with the full quote within three hours and giving them one working day to mobilise the vast quantity of kit ranging from large B30 combination machines to battery back vacuums. They surpassed my expectations on every level, professionalism, quality of service, training, support and communication.”


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