MAC gets 14M in New Contracts

Management and Construction Ltd (MAC) has picked up a ‘Cool’ award for its office scheme at the largest Eco Build Show in Europe this month and has just announced £14 + M in new contracts for Dublin, Munich and London.

The company, which specializes in commercial office interiors, installed a ‘Cool Workspace’ area for leading UK Property Consultants Capita Symonds and it was awarded a top prize at the London Eco Build show (1-3rd March).

MD Paul McKenna said: “We are delighted to be involved in an award like this which supports our ethos on sustainability and environmental issues - demonstrated by our ISO Environmental Safety status and LEED accreditations. We are the only Irish fit out firm to hold LEED (Leadership Energy Environmental Design) Accreditation – an international standard in integrated environmental design which is huge issue internationally for engineers, architects and internal design teams.

“This particular project was a great experience four our London team to be involved in, but also delivers on the fundamental eco and sustainability issues that designers face on a daily basis in designing and constructing future-proof office spaces.”

This is a major coup for the company with offices in Newry, Dublin, London and Prague as it was awarded at the world’s biggest event to celebrate eco design and construction principles for sustainable office development.

The news of the award comes as the firm celebrates winning £14m in new contracts in Dublin, London and Munich. MAC has just announced it will be working on another multi million pound fit out for Hewlett Packard in Leixlip, County Kildare, and their London office has confirmed a new fit out contract for Intel in Munich in addition to a number of projects for State Bank of India in London and throughout the UK.

These valuable new contracts are a significant good news story for a firm operating in the construction industry.

Paul adds: “We seem to be bucking the trend of the construction industry which is labouring under the shadow of the economic crisis. I believe this is because of our continued investment in our ISO quality assurance systems, our belief in environmental principals like LEED and the unwavering commitment of our staff to deliver the most difficult projects and for that they are to be commended.”