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A rising workload in Devon and Cornwall has prompted BAM to arrange events to expand its supply chain.
BAM Construction has just secured a place on the new Southern Construction Framework, in addition to its work on the Living Systems Building for Exeter University, Newton Abbott’s new UTC and Cornwall Council’s new offices in Bodmin.
It is now seeking to hear from companies across the Cornwall and Devon regions providing services such as bricklaying, groundworks, carpentry, metalworks, plastering, drylining, landscaping, flooring, electrical, joinery, windows and glazing.
Graham Kingdon, the Exeter-based construction director for BAM, said: “BAM is taking the chance to invite new firms to work with us as our portfolio across Devon and Cornwall continues to expand. There isn’t an area we don’t build in across the West Country. So we are encouraging firms in this part of the country to come and meet us and tell us what they can do.”
The company has arranged two events for local companies to attend, on 15 April at Truro Golf Club and 6 May at Exeter Racecourse,