CLARK Contracts has secured over £30 million of new orders in what it says was a record month.
The Paisley-based contractor said new orders include the £8m design and build of a new industrial unit in Belgrave Logistics Park in Bellshill for Knight Property Group.
It has also recently worked with Knight to deliver a £4m industrial unit in East Kilbride, and the £5m refurbishment of offices in Edinburgh.
Clark has also been awarded two contracts from Falkirk Council, the first of which is the £7m construction of new social housing in Polmont, which will deliver 28 units across a mixture of terraced houses and flats.
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The second order is for the refurbishment and extension of Maddiston Primary School.
The City of Edinburgh Council awarded the contractor the £3m construction of the new Ratho Early Years Centre and Library.
Further orders include the conversion of a hotel in Aberdeen to create student accommodation and Braehead Shopping Centre units refurbishment.
Gordon Cunningham, of Clark Contracts, said: “It is fantastic to secure these new contracts, with both new and existing customers, which has given us a strong start to our financial year.”
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