Inviron relocates in Manchester

30 March, 2011

Inviron’s new office in Manchester — Cobra Court at Trafford Park.

Inviron, which provides building services and facilities management, has relocated its 75 employees in Manchester to Cobra Court at Trafford Park. General manager Alan Crozier says, ‘Whilst we’re a national business, we have a very strong regional presence in Manchester and the north west which we are keen to expand on, so it’s important for us to have a modern base from where to serve our clients.’

Inviron is working on a number of M&E installations in the area. They include the BBC’s MediaCity at Salford Quays and a development in Blackburn. The company also manages maintenance contracts in the area, including Manchester International Airport.

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