Nwicker60
08-Mar-13, 14:45
A happy New Year for Bower's Norscot
THE start to the New Year has proved to be a happy one for Caithness window and door manufacturer, Norscot Joinery with the news it has signed contracts worth more than £1 million.
Much of the work is in the public sector. Highland Council has contracted the company to work on schools at Rosebank, Nairn and Kingussie. A two-year framework deal has also been signed with Moray Council initially providing timber windows for homes at Lossiemouth.
And following the completion of a £1milion contract to build 23 detached timber-frame homes for Natural Retreats at John O’ Groats, Norscot have agreed a second deal to provide the timber frame structure for a further 19 self-catering chalets.
The business boost expected to add an additional six jobs to the firm’s payroll.
Managing director Ian Body commented that the contracts had been won against stiff competition.
THE start to the New Year has proved to be a happy one for Caithness window and door manufacturer, Norscot Joinery with the news it has signed contracts worth more than £1 million.
Much of the work is in the public sector. Highland Council has contracted the company to work on schools at Rosebank, Nairn and Kingussie. A two-year framework deal has also been signed with Moray Council initially providing timber windows for homes at Lossiemouth.
And following the completion of a £1milion contract to build 23 detached timber-frame homes for Natural Retreats at John O’ Groats, Norscot have agreed a second deal to provide the timber frame structure for a further 19 self-catering chalets.
The business boost expected to add an additional six jobs to the firm’s payroll.
Managing director Ian Body commented that the contracts had been won against stiff competition.