Toshiba secures national air-conditioning refurbishment contracts

01 July, 2004

A £1 million contract between Boots and Toshiba will see air-conditioning equipment used in refurbishment and new projects. From left are Habib Hussain (TCUK financial director), David Dunn (Toshiba national sales manager) sealing the contract with the Boots engineering team of Richard Singleton, Ian Westran and Richard McEllroy.

Toshiba split systems and VRF air-conditioning equipment are to be installed in refurbished and new stores of Boots The Chemists as part of a £1 million single end-user contract. A rigorous selection process that included training and consistent customer and contractor support nationwide helped the company win out over other major brands. Another major contract is for the refurbishment programme of jewellery chain Signet Group, which has 602 stores in the UK and brands such as H. Samuel.

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