Lomondgate Aggreko

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  • Aggreko at Lomondgate
  • Lomondgate Aggreko

Lead Partner: Aggreko

Other Partners: Strathleven Regeneration Company

Project Team: Morgan Sindall, lead contractor

Website: 
www.lomondgate.co.uk/index.html

Project History
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  • The business park site
  • Artist's impression of the Aggreko building at Lomondgate: credit-Aggreko
  • The Aggreko site at Lomondgate
  • Construction underway at Aggreko site
  • Construction underway
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  • Construction underway at Lomondgate Aggreko
  • Aggreko at Lomondgate is complete
  • Aggreko at Lomondgate
  • Lomondgate Aggreko

Location:

Old Kilpatrick to Dumbarton, Lomondgate

Description:

Aggreko, the world's leading temporary power and temperature control provider, has developed  a £20m manufacturing facility on the Lomondgate development at Dumbarton.

The new development provides 160,000 sq ft plant facility and 25,000 sq ft of office space on a 16 acre site just off the A82 at Lomondgate.

The rapid growth of Aggreko's worldwide business over the last five years led to the major expansion of manufacturing in Dumbarton. The new facility will employ some 400 people, including the creation of 110 new jobs designing, developing and manufacturing power generators and temperature control equipment to be deployed by Aggreko around the world.

A recent evaluation of the development  predicts that when the whole development is complete it will support around 1400 additional local jobs and that, by 2019, the cumulative impact on the local economy will be in excess of £450 million.

The £100m Lomondgate project, was launched in 2007, by Strathleven Regeneration Company, (SRC) a non-profit making organisation set up by West Dunbartonshire Council and Scottish Enterprise with the support of Diageo.

The new flagship plant will be used to design, develop and manufacture power generators and temperature control equipment which will be deployed around the world.

Current status:

Lead contractors were appointed September 2010 and started on site in October 2010.

The main build was completed in September  2011. Manufacturing was transferred to the new building in March 2012 with an official opening by HRH the Princess Royal following in April.

Timescale:

2010 - 2012

Cost:

£20m