Our relationship with Scarborough Group International continues to flourish at all levels as work continues at B3, Thorpe Park. With our management team working shoulder to shoulder with Scarborough to maintain and develop what is a long-term and trusted partnership, GMI’s skilled Project Management team also heavily bought into that collaborative philosophy. Leigh Bennett, Project
GMI Construction Group (GMI) is to highlight its commitment to the local supply chain during Sunderland’s first ever business festival. One of the largest independent construction companies in the North of England and the Midlands, it has already identified a pipeline of commercial and public sector projects in the region. GMI is committed to using
“Creating a workforce that are collaborative and can offer ideas and solutions to aid others is vital to the success of a business,” that was the big team take-away from Construction Director, Anthony Judge following a productive NW Project Leaders meeting. This month the North-West Project Leaders met at the Malmaison Site in Manchester City
Despite being one of the smallest monetary jobs on the books, 111 Piccadilly is not a project that should be overlooked. The shear skill and expertise that has gone into getting out of the ground is remarkable. Constructing a new glass lift shaft on the side of a live 17-storey office directly over the active
GMI Construction is hitting the top heights on behalf of our client Scarborough Group International as our B3 site at Thorpe Park really takes shape. It’s a job that ticks every box; safety, community, teamwork, delivery, partnerships and professionalism. The team are making things happen, against a backdrop of some challenging market circumstances, and that’s
One of our major North East projects has got off to a flying start in Leeds city centre. Earlier in the year we were appointed as the main contractor to construct a £40m purpose-built student accommodation scheme on Carlton Hill, and already our site team has made impressive progress. The scheme is still in its
