SEC Portfolio 2018

INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING PROJECTS
Olleco Dairy Farm, Aylesbury
This £30 million anaerobic digestion plant in rural Buckinghamshire burns 50,000
tonnes of biomass made up mostly of dairy products from the neighbouring Arla
site. This “State of the Art” project was delivered on time and on budget to a very
high standard.
Project Value: £650,000
Main Contractor: Buckingham Group Contracting
Services Included: LV Distribution, Small Power, Lighting & Associated Controls
Emergency Lighting, External Lighting, Mechanical Services Power, Facilities for
the Disabled, Fire Alarm, Access Control, CCTV. TV RF Network, Data Network,
Telephone System, Induction Loops, Lightning Protection.
IVC Composting Facility, Meridan
This treatment plant will process 45,000 tonnes of food and “green” waste and
turn it into high quality compost. SEC have been involved with the
synchronisation of 3 Mega watts of both steam and diesel general to enable the
plants power processes. Project completion date is August 2017.
Project Value: £550,000
Main Contractor: Buckingham Group Contracting
Services Included: LV Distribution, Diesel Generators, General & Emergency
Lighting, External lighting, Small Power, Mechanical Power, Fire Alarm, CCTV,
Voice & Data; Lightning Protection; Central Battery System, Petrol Interceptor
Supply.
Carlsberg, Northampton—New Bottling Hall
Known as the Carlsberg Cube, the 7,000 sq. m site marks the final stage of a
£60million development on the brewer's site. This highly automated building
threw many different obstacles in our way, ensuring specific areas were
completed quickly to enable the installation of the bottling equipment, which
was imperative to ensure the plant was up and running on time.
Project Value: £750,000
Main Contractor: Caddick Construction
Services Included: HV & LV Switchgear, Small Power, Internal, External & Emergency
Lighting, Fire Alarm, Intruder Alarm, CCTV Door Access, Static Inverter,
Voice & Data, Lightning Protection, Facilities for the Disabled.
Molson Corrs, Burton on Trent
Founded in 1777 by William Bass. Their brand was Bass Pale Ale, once the highest
selling beer in the UK and in fact by 1877 it was largest brewery in the world. The
Worthington brand was purchased from Bass by the American brewing company
Coors in 2002, which following a merger became Molson Coors in 2005. The new
production facility is part of a £15million investment by the brewery.
Project Value: £700,000
Main Contractor: Caddick Construction
Services Included: HV & LV Distribution, Internal / External & Emergency Lighting,
Small Power, Fire Alarm, Mechanical Supplies, Voice & Data, Access Control,
Photovoltaic Array. Co-ordinating closely with the Mechanical contractor to
ensure a precise installation throughout.