Five years on for SES in north east

11 August, 2009

Newcastle City Airport Hotel is just one of several major projects for SES’s office in the north east of England

Building-services contractor SES has celebrated the fifth anniversary of its office in the north east of England on the back of several recent prestigious project completions with a combined value of £15 million. Since opening in the area SES has seen a significant increase in employee numbers and turnover, which will be around £20 million for the financial year 2009/10.

Complex and high-value schemes that SES is working on include the refurbishment of the Great North Museum and the construction of the new City Library. The company is also responsible for installing services to BOHO One, the first building to be constructed as part of the BOHO Zone in Middlesbrough’s Digital City are and the new 180-bed Newcastle International Airport Hotel.

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