Bilfinger UK opens new regional office in Scotland

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Engineering and industrial services provider Bilfinger UK has opened a new regional office in Falkirk following a succession of recent contract wins in Scotland.

The new site will provide a base for 20 employees and create the platform and infrastructure to support further growth for the business in Scotland.

Several of Bilfinger UK’s regional client’s contracts will be managed centrally from the new office, located in Grangemouth.

Martin Beale, Regional Director, Bilfinger UK, said, “The new base will bring us closer to our clients in the region and will provide our business with the platform to build on the string of new maintenance and operations contracts we’re delivering across the energy sector. This investment in Grangemouth underpins our commitment to growing our footprint in Scotland across all of our core disciplines.”

Bilfinger UK delivers unified, multidisciplinary support to its partners, driving efficiencies and reducing cost across the whole life cycle of their assets. Its services include design and build, automated control and electrical systems, installation, commissioning, and operations and maintenance. 

Bilfinger UK is one of UK’s leading providers of integrated engineering and technical services to the process industry and employs more than 2,500 people operating across eight UK offices. It is part of international industrial services provider Bilfinger.

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