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Work progressing on new tech company headquarters
Work on a new headquarters building in Grimsby for a growing technology company has reached a key phase.With the steel frame now in place, work now set to begin on the exterior cladding and interior space for what will be the new home of myenergi on North East Lincolnshire Council’s SHIIP business park.Originally based in Binbrook, the myenergi team is in a temporary base in central Grimsby and is expected to move into its new 15,500 sq ft premises in spring 2021. The company already has plans to expand into the adjacent plot at the business park, which is located just off the A180 at Stallingborough.The development forms part of the council’s £42m SHIIP (South Humber Industrial Investment Programme) and is being managed by the authority’s regeneration partner ENGIE, with its Technical Design Team taking a lead on the design and build.Construction has been supported by a £950,000 grant through the Local Growth Fund, Humber Growth Deal grant programme, secured by the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership as part of the Government’s commitment to the Northern Powerhouse.
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