The first couple of months of 2020 have been incredibly busy for the team at DNA and we are pleased to announce 3 Travelodge projects are underway.
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The team here at DNA are an active bunch and like nothing better outside of work than being in, on or at least by the water. One look at our About Us page will prove that! Not only do we all enjoy our semi aquatic lifestyles, as a company we actively encourage it, for ourselves and our clients.
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After the Christmas break, the first couple of months of 2019 have been a hive of activity for us, particularly with inquiries about new work and tendering. Thanks to the efforts of our team and supply chain, this has secured another Travelodge scheme, this time in Gosport.
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As we near the end of the last working week of the year, we would like to take the time so say thank you to our customers and suppliers for a fantastic 12 months. We have completed some interesting projects and with new work on site throughout next year, we are looking forward to more to come in 2019
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As part of our commitment to the Considerate Constructors Scheme, we are sharing quarterly updates, issued by post to all local businesses and residents near the site. This simple gesture keeps everyone informed of progress and our next steps.
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Following our recent article about the commencement of work at the Portsmouth Travelodge, passers by can now see tangible signs of progress. The below ground drainage and foundations are now complete and work has started on the concrete cores by subcontractor Woodmace.
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After 10 months work, we proudly handed over the hotel in Burnham on Sea to our client, ERC Developments and their tenant Travelodge last week.
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DNA have been appointed by Fort Bovisand Developments to act as Construction Managers and Cost Consultants for this ambitious scheme to bring the derelict fort back into use. The site enjoys SSSI, Listed Building and Scheduled Monument status (among others) and is home to a number of protected species so the consultant team are working with the numerous statutory bodies to agree details which both protect the sites’ special features and allow it to be given new purpose rather than continue to fall into disrepair.
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