Miller Knight Commence Refurbishment Works at National Highways Nottingham Office

Miller Knight is proud to announce the commencement of refurbishment works at National Highways’ office, Stirling House in Nottingham.

Appointed via a competitive tendering process, the 15-week programme comprises of the refurbishment of elements of the ground floor of the building to allow National Highways to move operations from the first and ground floor to solely the ground floor.

Stirling House in Annesley, Nottingham is a hub for the National Highways team who are responsible for maintaining the regional highway, including their operative and technical teams.

The scope of works includes new floor finishes, replacement of suspended ceilings, glazed partitions to form new meeting rooms, plasterboard metal stud partitions, redecoration throughout the development, passive fire protection improvements, and alterations to the mechanical and electrical services throughout including ventilation, heating, lighting, domestic water, and alterations to the access control.

Managing Director at Miller Knight, Matthew Flower commented: “We are delighted to have been appointed to deliver the refurbishment works and kick-start a working relationship with National Highways. This project reflects our continued commitment to providing high-quality refurbishment solutions within live operational environments.

“Our focus will be on delivering a safe, efficient, and carefully managed programme that enables the consolidation of operations while minimising disruption. We look forward to working collaboratively with National Highways to ensure the successful completion of this scheme.”

National Highways Estates Programme and Project Manager, Alison Harman commented: “We’re excited to be working with local supplier Miller Knight to create a modern, flexible workspace for our East Midlands colleagues. This refurbishment is an important investment in giving our teams the environment they need to collaborate effectively and deliver for our customers, now and into the future.”