Cape successfully secures three year contract at Eggborough Power Station

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Cape plc, the international provider of essential support services to the energy and mineral resources sectors announces the award of a three year contract, with two additional one year options, by Eggborough Power Ltd to provide integrated services of access, insulation, asbestos and cleaning services at the Yorkshire Power Station to the end of 2015 (2017 with options).

Eggborough Power prides itself on its Safety and Human performance ethos and industry leading operational uptime. Cape’s services play a crucial role in achieving this level of performance.

Steve Connolly, Managing Director of Cape UK, Europe and CIS commented: “This is an important contract award for our UK business and we are delighted to maintain our long and successful partnership with Eggborough Power. The contract win is a reflection of the excellent efforts of the Cape and Eggborough site teams who continue to provide a world class service. The longevity of the contact awards enables Cape to make substantial investment in the Eggborough site, ensuring our client gets value for money, maintains a competitive advantage and also supports their future investment plans.”

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