The Industrial Services Division of
Gateshead-based Pyeroy has secured
more than £14m of new work after
winning a number of major
contracts in the UK.

UK manufacturer of high quality
chemicals, Fine Organics, has
awarded a three year framework
contract which sees Pyeroy operating
on-site at its Seal Sands facility on
Teesside providing access, insulation
and protective coating services as
part of a planned maintenance
programme.

The contract, potentially worth
£1.5m, was secured after Pyeroy
identified several areas where
significant cost savings could be
achieved and sees several contractors
from the previous industrial services
provider transferring across under
TUPE regulations.

Elsewhere, work has begun at Rio
Tinto Alcan’s Lynemouth site
(pictured) to install access
scaffolding and clean the coal fired
power station as part of a planned
shutdown and maintenance
schedule. The contract is worth
approximately £3m.

Pyeroy secured the three year
contract after identifying a number
of cost savings while ensuring
standards of service would be
maintained.

Pyeroy has also secured a £10m
contract to provide access, insulation
and painting services for a large
industrial site in Scotland.

Global engineering and
technology company, Siemens, is also
among Pyeroy’s key customers.

Julian Gammage, director of
Pyeroy’s Industrial Services Division,
said: “Despite tough times, we have
maintained growth in the face of
strong competition and decreasing
margins to secure these very
prestigious contracts.”