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Our design and engineering team worked closely with Bolsover District Council 888 casino slotsand the Pulse team to plan, design and install all main distributions, sub mains, small power, LED lighting, and communications.
Working to a strict schedule and coordinating works with several other trades on-site at one time, our team installed a purpose built electrical system that is safe to operate in the demanding environments of a leisure facility, and is fully compliant to the latest regulations.
CLIENT:
Pulse for Arc Leisure Group
SECTOR:
Hospitality and Leisure
PROJECT:
Complete electrical fit-out 888 casino online bettingof leisure centre, including swimming pool .
BUDGET:
£200,000
WOODWARD DIVISION:
Electrical & Engineering
REQUIREMENT:
To provide and install an energy efficient scheme for LED lighting, including emergency lighting.
PROCESS:
Tender
BACKGROUND:
The £4million project to build a new leisure extension to the existing council offices in Bolsover provides a new, contemporary and sustainable facility for the local community. The building features a 25m pool, complete with learner pool, a large fully-equipped gym, two studios, a spinning studio, four badminton courts within a sports hall, 888 casino slotssoft play area, thermal suite, café and reception area, outdoor sports pitches, and overflow car parking.
SOLUTION & OUTCOMES:
Woodward Group’s design and engineering team worked closely with Bolsover District Council 888 casino slotsand the Pulse team to plan, design and install:
- All main distributions
- Sub Mains
- Small power
- LED lighting
- Communications
Working to a tight schedule and coordinating on-site works with several other trades on-site, the team installed a purpose-built electrical system that is safe to operate in the demanding environments of a leisure facility, 888 casino loginfully compliant with all current legislation, and future-proofed for sustainability.
Client testimonial:
“Our teams worked well together, especially considering the need to work around the existing council offices and leisure centre, that remained operational throughout construction, in order to avoid disruption to the work of the council and the leisure centre’s facilities remained available.”