Winvic Construction Ltd

📢 Milestones, Innovations & Industry Leadership – We’re back with another Winvic Word, and 2024 has been a year we’re particularly proud of! 🎉 From groundbreaking project milestones to new client partnerships, we’ve continued to lead the way across our #industrial, #civils and #infrastructure, and #multiroom sectors. 💡✨ As industry leaders, we’re always ahead of the game – and our interactive, digital newsletter is now live! Take a look and see how we’re shaping the future of construction. Read it here: https://bit.ly/4hKiRup - Industrial - Page 6 & 7 - Civils & Infrastructure - Page 8 & 9 - Multi-Room - Page 10 #wearewinvic #winvicword #industryleaders #responsiblebusiness #responsibleemployer #aheadofthegame #newsletter Danny Nelson Mark Jones Rob C. James Mandley Tom Smith Abigail Norcliffe Justin Fitzgerald (FCIM, CP APMP) Heidi Salmons DipM MCIM Danny Cross Kelsie Blackie Millie Nimmo GLP UK Lincolnshire County Council Panattoni UK CROWN STUDENT LIVING LIMITED Mortimer/RE Citivale Royal London Mutual Insurance Society Newlands Property Developments LLP Yusen Logistics SEGRO plc Tritax Big Box IM Properties Indurent Stoford Developments Ltd National Highways Guildford Borough Council MELBURG Godwin Developments Moda Edmond de Rothschild Invesco Ltd. Prologis UK Maersk Line, Limited

Winvic Construction Ltd and Active Tunnelling Ltd recently completed tunnelling works beneath the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, marking a significant milestone for the WMI development. The tunnelling works involved the use of a Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM), which operated at a depth of 10 metres and drilled a length of 25 metres as part of the site-wide drainage works. A traditional practice in tunnel drilling, dating back to the 16th century, is to name the TBM carrying out the works. Winvic asked industry organisation CECA Midlands, to name the TBM in this instance and Lisa Hollington, Business Support Officer at CECA Midlands, chose ‘Red Emma’ in honour of Emma Sproson - a pioneering working-class political figure from the Black Country. Rob Cook, Managing Director for Civils & Infrastructure, Winvic commented: “Completing this technically complex tunnelling operation beneath the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal is a proud milestone for everyone involved in the West Midlands Interchange project. It showcases the precision, collaboration and engineering excellence that Winvic is known for. James Markby, Managing Partner at Logistics Capital Partners, said: “This is a significant step forward for the project, continuing the excellent progress being made across the piece. “The WMI site is set to become the country’s most significant rail served logistics development and will become a crucial component of the UK’s strategic freight network. It will be key to decarbonising UK logistics and supporting the country’s wider net zero aspirations. “WMI will also make a significant contribution to the local economy, creating 8500 direct jobs and boosting opportunities for people in South Staffordshire, the Black Country, the West Midlands, and other surrounding areas.”

Another Considerate Constructors Scheme high score for Panattoni Park Central A1(M), Doncaster. Our exceptional team has scored 45/45, upholding their high standards and dedication to the construction of a 770,000 sq ft warehouse and production facility, which is the UK’s largest speculative logistics warehouse currently under construction! It features an 18m clear internal height, first and second floor office spaces, two external hub offices, and a gatehouse. We’re also delivering extensive site infrastructure, including roadways, service yards, car parks, drainage, and landscaping. Well done to everyone involved for the hard work that has gone into getting the project to this stage. Paul Samways MCIOB Samuel Squire-Betts James Mandley Glyn Allen Samuel Vickers Benjamin Childs Oliver Maltby Nathan Bowman Andrew Croxall MSc Andrew McKenzie Neil Bright David Hopgood, Tech IOSH

🏅The first ‘Doing It Right’ Certificate of Excellence in our #Civils and #Infrastructure sector for 2025! 🏅   As part of our ongoing commitment to #health and #safety excellence, we continue to champion those demonstrating exceptional standards across our projects.   A huge congratulations to Kilkern for being awarded Winvic’s 'Doing It Right’ Certificate of Excellence for the first of 2025 in the Civils & Infrastructure sector. This is awarded to those who actively support and contribute to #safetyexcellence on our sites.   Keep an eye out for our #Industrial winner coming soon! Rob C. Paul White Scott Martin Russ Furnival

We are hiring a Social Value Manager!👷♂️ Winvic delivers projects across the UK, with our head office located in Northampton. We’re currently offering an exciting opportunity to join our team and make a real difference across the East of England and South/South East regions. 📍 We’re looking for a passionate and driven Social Value Manager to join us. If you’re motivated by collaborative working, making a meaningful impact, and delivering social value programmes that leave a lasting positive legacy, we’d love to hear from you. Reporting to the Senior Social Responsibility Manager, the successful candidate will help develop, implement, and monitor social value programmes that create lasting benefits for the communities around our projects. 🔎 Find out more and apply here: https://bit.ly/3Z2VB2K 🎥 Watch our We Are Winvic Video here: https://bit.ly/3OkClJh Know someone who would thrive in this role? Please share this opportunity with them! #CSR #SocialValue #CSRCareers #SocialValueCareers #ConstructionCareers Emma Alderman Heidi Salmons DipM MCIM Emma Rhymes Sandra Simpson

🚨 Winvic is now on Instagram! 🚨 We’ve launched a brand-new Instagram page to share Winvic in real-time, featuring the stories, people, and culture behind our projects. While our LinkedIn and website showcase our expertise in delivering large-scale construction and civil engineering projects across our industrial, multi-room, and civils and infrastructure sectors, Instagram offers a more informal space to connect with us if you're thinking about joining us whatever stage you’re at in your career. 🎥 Expect to see: Behind-the-scenes content from sites and offices Day-in-the-life reels and team spotlights Insights into our social value work and community engagement Career stories and people highlights 👉 Follow along: @WinvicConstruction Heidi Salmons DipM MCIM Millie Nimmo Erin Nelson Gemma Carr Kelsie Blackie Tish H. Emma Alderman Emma Rhymes Sandra Simpson Tom Smith Abigail Norcliffe Justin Fitzgerald (FCIM, CP APMP) Harmony Paige Woods

🚅 The first freight train has arrived at SEGRO plc Logistics Park, Northampton's new Strategic Rail Freight Interchange (SRFI) for Maritime Transport Ltd. 🎉 This marks not only the operational launch of the SRFI, but also the first freight journey on the reinstated East West Rail section between Oxford and Bletchley - an important leap forward in the UK’s drive for sustainable, integrated freight solutions. As part of our full turnkey delivery, we constructed a 19,800m3 terminal slab handling up to 2,000 containers, formed a 1.2km acoustic screening bund. The SRFI is also equipped with a terminal building and one kilometre of rail siding, facilitating seamless multimodal freight operations Rob Cook, Managing Director of Civils & Infrastructure said: “Seeing the first freight train arrive is a real milestone for our team and the wider project. The SRFI has been a complex piece of infrastructure to deliver, and we’re proud to have played a part in bringing this key element of SEGRO Logistics Park Northampton to life. It’s a flagship example of how we help enable modern, low-carbon freight solutions through major infrastructure delivery.” 📰 Read more about it in the news story: https://bit.ly/44TvGha Fin O. Russ Furnival Scott Martin Andrew Whailing Wesley Morse MCIOB Carl Griffiths Christopher Baker Jonny Green Adam Ryder MCInstCES Justin Fitzgerald (FCIM, CP APMP) Graham Furie

Winvic undertakes a variety of external sustainability audits and upholds accreditations through various globally recognised reporting standards to maintain high #ESG standards throughout our business and project delivery, including Achilles Information Limited, edie, EcoVadis, Supply Chain Sustainability School (UK), CECA Midlands and Considerate Constructors Scheme. 💬Arun Thaneja, Technical Services and Sustainability Director, said, “We are immensely proud of the robust processes and sustainable practices we have implemented, enabling Winvic to lead the way in decarbonising its operations and raising the bar for delivering Net Zero assets for our clients and occupiers. By embracing innovation and sustainability in procurement and project delivery, we are empowering our clients to meet their ambitious ESG targets. Winvic is delighted to be recognised as an ESG leader, but we are continually learning and striving to achieve greater things for our clients and the industry as a whole.” 🌍 Find out more about our approach to Sustainability and ESG in our strategy here - https://bit.ly/4eEzqHE Arun Thaneja Neave Thompson

🏅 First ‘Doing It Right’ Certificate of Excellence 2025!🏅 As part of our ongoing commitment to #health and #safety excellence, we continue to champion those demonstrating exceptional HSEQ standards across our projects. A huge congratulations to Caxton Group Limited for winning the first Winvic ‘Doing It Right’ Certificate of Excellence of 2025, in the Multi-Room sector. This is awarded to those who actively support and contribute to #safetyexcellence on our sites. Keep an eye out for our #Industrial and #Civils and #Infrastructure winners coming soon! Mark Jones Darren Lomas Martin Overfield Rob Pope Mark Hutchinson

This #NetZeroWeek we are celebrating our achievements in delivering Net Zero projects that achieve carbon reduction through our innovative approach to delivering sustainable buildings! Since 2021, we're proud to have delivered 24 Net Zero Carbon in Construction projects and 12 Low Carbon in Construction projects, with 12 more Net Zero projects currently underway totalling 84 individual facilities 🏭🌍 Across 30 of these projects, we’ve collectively reduced 251,749 tCO₂e (A1–A5), an average of 8,392 tCO2e saved per project. Each of our Net Zero projects are aligned, and verified in accordance with: - The RICS Whole Life Carbon Assessment (edition 1 or 2, depending on project start date) - The UK Green Building Councils 2019 Net Zero Carbon Definition Framework - And we’re now adopting the latest UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard (UKNZCBS) for Net Zero projects, where applicable. Our approach to delivering these developments focuses on innovative design and construction methods, low carbon material procurement, robust carbon data and analysis, and transitioning to fossil fuel alternatives such as renewable energy, LPG and hydrogen to power our on-site temporary welfare units. Together our collaborative efforts with clients, and our Green Supply Chain have driven significant reductions in upfront carbon emissions across our projects, delivering assets that are not only Net Zero in construction, but designed for long-term environmental value. Arun Thaneja Neave Thompson