RLX Construction kicked off a busy period of work across multiple academies in Lincoln, Leeds, and Newark scheduled during the school holidays ensuring minimal disruption to the academic calendar.
In Newark and Lincoln, we will undertake comprehensive fire compliance work, ensuring that the academies meet the latest safety standards. Over the course of the school holidays, we will install more than 140 fire doors, carry out extensive firestopping works, and upgrade fire alarm systems. Additionally, we will complete necessary decoration and finishing touches.
Meanwhile, in Leeds, we are embarking on a significant expansion and refurbishment project. We will be adding an internal structural steel extension to create several new teaching spaces, addressing the growing needs of the academy. The project also includes the refurbishment of existing classrooms. To further enhance the academy’s facilities, we will be installing glazed curtain walling, bringing modern design and increased natural light into the classroom spaces.
RLX Construction Appointed to NHS North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative (NOE CPC) Framework
RLX Construction is proud to announce our successful appointment to Lot 17 – General Building, Improvements, Installations, Repairs, and Maintenance of NHS North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative (NOE CPC) Specialist Estates Engineering & Maintenance Services (Hard FM) Framework.
The NOE CPC framework is specifically designed to offer NHS and associated public sector Capital, Estates, and Facilities teams access to a pre-approved list of specialist providers and suppliers.
As a fully compliant contractor under the NOE CPC framework, RLX Construction adheres to the latest and best practices in health & safety, sustainability, and social value. We are dedicated to ensuring that our work not only meets but exceeds the stringent requirements of the healthcare industry.
Horatio’s Garden: Progress at Northern General Hospital
In addition to our work in educational settings, we continue to make significant progress at the Horatio’s Garden project within Northern General Hospital.
We have successfully completed the piling work, laying a solid foundation for the new garden room that will be a central feature of this therapeutic outdoor space.
The foundations for the new greenhouse and sheds are now complete, paving the way for the installation of these essential structures that will support horticultural therapy for patients.
The brickwork for the existing garden pod is complete, providing a base for delivery of the existed pod which was a main feature at the award winning garden at The Chelsea flower show.
