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________ Rob Barnes became the first of our four formwork carpenter apprentices to achieve his NVQ level 2, and celebrated by being invited to the NSCC luncheon at the Institute of Directors in Pall Mall. Click here to see Rob receiving an award at the luncheon from Martin Bayfield, the England rugby star. Each apprentice spends 24 weeks over a two year period at the National Building College in Bircham Newton and in between is mentored by one of our more experienced men whilst working on site. ________ As part of the development of Aldershot Town Centre, the company is constructing an 18,000m2 post tensioned concrete slab. Preparation for the first pour at the end of October can be seen by clicking here ________ Our work at the recently completed Slough Bus Station has been much commended in particular for the smooth fine finish concrete retaining wall, the granite paving and the brushed concrete yard. Follow this link to view photographs of the completed works. ________ Works have commenced on a new contract worth £2,800,000 at Worthing Leisure Centre for Morgan Sindall, and the company has also just been awarded a substructure and RC frame package for new student residences for the Central School of Ballet at Paris Gardens, SE1 with a contract value of £2,500,000. ________ Jonathan Dunn has set up a separate company to market and distribute an innovative new temporary flooring protection system. Please follow the link to the company website for details www.skudouk.com |
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Welcome to J P Dunn Construction The Company was founded in 1999 by Jonathan Dunn as a specialist trade contractor carrying out groundworks and reinforced concrete frames. The Company has an established management team many of whom have been with the Company since its inception. We undertake labour, plant and material contracts ranging in value from £500,000 to £6,000,000. We operate in London and the Home Counties. In 2003 the Company built its own offices in Twickenham. In March 2008 we relocated to larger premises nearby on Twickenham Green. We have steadily invested in our own plant and machinery. Initially the company built its reputation carrying out major substructure packages including deep basement construction, temporary works solutions, specialist paving, swimming pool construction, works to public sewers and water supplies. Repeat business was established with major clients with whom we still work today, such as Carillion, Wates and John Sisk and Son plc. In the last few years, without diminishing the company's groundwork's capabilities, there has an increased emphasis on the construction of reinforced concrete frames. Each project poses different challenges, programme, access, buildability, standard of finish etc., and requires the appropriate skills and expertise to ensure successful delivery. A cross section of some recent projects indicates the range of works undertaken.
The Company’s turnover has steadily increased and for the financial year ending in March 2011 was £15 million. This figure will increase to around £25 million in the current year with prestigious work already secured and well underway including projects in Richmond town centre (for BAM) and at Pembroke College in Oxford (for Kingerlee). The controlled expansion of the business will continue with a sharp focus on delivering all projects on programme, safely and to the quality required by Clients.
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