October has been a testament to the hard work the commercial team of Bryair have put into upcoming works and closing projects.
The company’s high success rate has been thanks to their values; service has been maintained as ‘highly focused’, ensuring clients feel comfortable that all bases of work will be covered. The team provides an ‘exceptional fast track service’, which helps clients to rely on Bryair, knowing any requests they have will be a top priority.
Because of these reasons we are able to create a list of Bryair’s October Achievements.
New Clients:
In August, Bryair secured ‘WagWorks’ with Box3. This resembles Bryair’s ability to secure new clients with their devotion. The sheer size of this job shows what a major project WagWorks is.
The team went through a 4-week negotiation period including tendering and securing a price for Box3. Box3 is an ‘innovative, high-quality company’ who are involved in creating offices spaces and comfortable environments.
This is an exciting new opportunity for Bryair, and we can’t wait to see how the team develops the new works to the client’s needs.
Projects completed this month:
Bryair have had various projects end this month, which started earlier in the year. Projects ending allow them as a company to reflect on the project. Bryair is able to showcase their dedication towards a long-term project, ensuring that it is completed efficiently.
Renre – HOP Interiors
Renre with HOP Interiors, which started towards the end of March is now close to being completed.
Initially this project begun with upgrading the 22nd and 23rd floor from scratch. These have officially finished. Bryair has now moved to the 18th and 19th floors. These are close to being done, supplying additions to the floors, not from scratch.
Work from HOP Interiors is incredibly important to Bryair, as Bryair hasn’t completed much work from HOP previously (around 1 job per year). Bryair is now receiving more tenders from HOP, showing the building of a frequent client relationship.
Aroma Zone – Agilite
Aroma Zone with Agilite started in August and ended on the 30th of October. While this was a quick project, Bryair’s service has not faltered from the highest standard.
A short list of works include the relocation of existing fan coil units, installation of new domestic services to a new tea point, secondary ducting and more.
Daniel Bryers, who worked on this projected, stated that the relationship between Bryair and Agilite has lasted for around a year.
Grainger – Epiphany
Grainger, with Bloom Projects has been completely finished. This included mechanical services to the ground and 1st floor. These floors went through a CAT A fit out.
Projects beginning this month:
Bryair is excited to start working on new projects this month.
20 Fenchurch St – Peldon Rose
20 Fenchurch St is a project involving a CAT B fit out (recommissioning of services) to its 23rd floor. These recommissioning’s include the installation of a new FCU, modifications to ductwork, new grilles & plenum boxes and more.
Due to this project being located at 20 Fenchurch St, or better known as the Walkie Talkie building, this is a big deal for Bryair considering how iconic of a landmark it is and its centrality to the financial district.
We have done previous works in this building before, so it is a success that we have been invited back to complete more works.
88 Wood Street – Bloc Interiors
This is another example of a project where work has previously been completed by Bryair in the same building.
This is advantageous for Bryair, as having had done previous work here makes Bryair the lead runners for this project. Bryair therefore has more of an understanding of this building, with its layouts and designs.
For this reason, the team has secured Bloc Interiors as a new client.
Royal Albert Hall – Epiphany
At the beginning of October, Bryair began working on the Royal Albert Hall. Bryair is responsible for upgrading staff amenities under Shaun Walker. This includes;
- WC’s
- Showers
- Driver’s Showers
- A small office (walls down, installation of FCU)
Because the Royal Albert Hall is such an old building (built in 1871), there is a smaller number of works to be completed. Therefore our team needs to treat this building with care.
Bryair has gone through a month of successes, from starting or finishing subsequent projects and making new connections with new clients in turn leading to new jobs. Bryair could not be successful without its clients and stresses its importance for creating links within the industry. This is why one of their values is to create a good service, ensuring we can continue to do what they love.
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