
Project — Fradley, Staffordshire
IMI Norgren, Fradley
A complex industrial transformation, delivered on time and within budget. Red & White Group supported IMI Norgren with the transformation of its Fradley facility, taking a busy industrial environment through to a cleared and ready-for-next-stage space.
Project facts
Project details

- Sector
- Manufacturing and industrial
- Client
- IMI Norgren
- Location
- Fradley, Staffordshire
- Project type
- Industrial facility transformation
The situation
Red & White Group supported IMI Norgren with the transformation of its Fradley facility, taking a busy industrial environment through to a cleared and ready-for-next-stage space.
The brief and deadline
The project required flexibility, practical problem-solving and close coordination. A clear reporting process allowed progress to be followed remotely, while the team remained focused on the agreed programme, budget and required result.
Project priorities
- Delivering within the agreed programme and budget
- Finding practical solutions to a challenging industrial brief
- Maintaining clear communication throughout
- Providing progress reporting for remote stakeholders
- Leaving the facility clear and ready for its next phase
Evidence
Before and after
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The Fradley production hall

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The result
The project was completed on time and within the agreed budget, delivering a dramatic transformation and preparing the facility for its next phase.
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Client feedback
What the client said
“Red & White delivered an outstanding result, completing the project on time and within the agreed budget. Their flexible and innovative approach found the right solution to a challenging brief, while clear reporting and excellent communication made progress easy to track remotely.”
“Fantastic work—the transformation is remarkable.”
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