Sisk has secured the return of Rebecca Hartshorn to take up the role of UK framework director.

She re-joins Sisk from Bowmer & Kirkland where she was Strategic Framework Lead.

Before that she previously worked at Sisk from 2017 for two years, when she held the roles of bid manager and pre-construction manager.

Hartshorn will be based in our Solihull office and will work closely with the Scape team after Sisk was appointed to work on projects worth £75m and above across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

She takes on the role from Sisk’s preconstruction director for UK North Kim Shevyn, who has worked closely with the SCAPE team to mobilise and establish our excellent working relationship.

Shevyn will continue in his role as preconstruction director.

 

Bouygues UK has signed the contract with Swansea Council to build a carbon zero office development in the city centre.

The firm will break ground in the coming weeks on the site of the former Oceana nightclub at 71/72 The Kingsway.

Set for completion in the summer of 2023, the five-storey development will include 114,000 sq ft of commercial floorspace.

The developments will include two underground levels with new links between The Kingsway and Oxford Street.

John Boughton, regional managing director of Bouygues UK, said: “To work on such an innovative and environmentally-friendly building is going to be really rewarding for our team and we can’t wait to break ground and get going.”

The 71/72 Kingsway development is being funded by Swansea Council and the Swansea Bay City Deal.  It is also supported by the European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh Government.

 

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