Bam Construction, a unit under the Dutch Royal BAM Group, has been selected by Swiss chemical company Ineos for developing its new headquarters on Inchyra Road in Grangemouth, Scotland.
The development will be a part of the Swiss firm’s plan to develop its 1,700 acre Grangemouth site.
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Construction of the building is expected to cost around £17m, for which work has already been initiated.
Expected to be completed by the end of next year, the building will have four storeys comprising an area of 6,863m² in total.
Bam Construction Scotland regional director Douglas Keillor said: "We are delighted to have been selected by such a blue chip organisation as INEOS, to deliver this important part of its Grangemouth masterplan.
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"Given that most of our projects have a long development stage; it’s a nice change to be getting down to work straight away with a client that already knows exactly what they want."
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By GlobalDataThe Grangemouth site houses the largest facility for the chemical company and has around 1,300 people working at the site.
The construction contract was awarded to Bam by Ineos following a competitive tender process.
The Scottish unit of the construction giant was responsible for multiple commercial building developments including offices for Scottish Water in Stepps, Glasgow and the seven-storey CONNECT110NS office in Queen Street, Glasgow.
Bam has recently won planning permission for a £70m office development, Latitude Yellow, in Leeds, UK. The firm has also initiated construction works for a new manufacturing centre for the consumer goods company Unilever at its Port Sunlight site in Birkenhead.
Image: The proposed development will be four storeys high. Photo: courtesy of Royal BAM Group.
