We are thrilled to announce that Rolton Group has been appointed to provide mechanical and electrical performance design services on the construction of a new multi storey car park at thecentre:MK shopping centre in Milton Keynes.
We were appointed to continue our relation with the centre and the interface to other project schemes which are ongoing with the shopping centre, having worked on various projects including the Sunset Walk and various Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) projects.
The new car park will be made up of four levels, including a roof deck. Our engineers will have a number of responsibilities within this project including utility searches, incoming utility supplies, LV distribution, electrical lighting installations, small power, CCTV, car park barriers and ticketing systems, fire detection and alarm, lightning protection and cold water services to name but a few.
We will be able to draw down on our extensive experience of retail, industrial and commercial sectors to undertake the design and initial coordination of this scheme.
Craig Smith, Director said of the appointment:
“I am proud to be involved with this multi million pound new build development which continues and builds on our working relationship with thecentre:MK and Workman LLP.”
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