Yorkshire Scaffolding Company’s Assets Up for Grabs Post-Liquidation

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BPI Auctions has announced the auction of assets belonging to Yorkshire Elite Scaffolding, which is undergoing liquidation proceedings. 

This event presents a significant opportunity for businesses and individuals seeking to acquire quality equipment and vehicles within the sector.

The auction, which ends on March 22, 2024, at 14:00, features various items, including vehicles, forklifts, scaffolding materials, and associated accessories. 

Several vehicles, such as a 2015 Peugeot Partner, a 2012 Iveco Eurocargo, a 2008 Mercedes Sprinter, and a 2008 Volvo Flatbed, are notable among the offerings. Additionally, a 2014 Peugeot Partner will be available for acquisition.

For many in the scaffolding industry, the auction presents an opportunity to procure essential materials. Tonnes of Scaffolding boards, tubes, fittings, ladders, and access towers are among the items on offer, catering to various industry requirements. Furthermore, a 2008 Heil forklift truck is among the assets available for acquisition.

View the entire lot by visiting Bpi Auctions Website

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