LAST week the Port of Tilbury (As part of the London Construction Hub), in conjunction with Essex Chambers of Commerce, welcomed several businesses involved within construction for a tour around their facilities. Attendees included staff from Balfour Beatty and Indurent, who were impressed by the scale of the operations and the complete solutions that the London Construction Hub could provide to construction projects.
Denise Rossiter, CEO, Essex Chambers commented “During the tour, members were given an in-depth look at the hub’s cutting-edge services, including its streamlined supply chain operations, vast storage capabilities, and 24/7 resilient transport links. As a vital logistics hub on London’s doorstep, the Port of Tilbury demonstrated how it reduces material miles and carbon emissions with expertise in cargo handling and marine services whilst providing tailored solutions to meet the growing demands of construction projects across the region”
Daniel Galvin, Commercial Manager, Port of Tilbury commented “The London Construction Hub, has a proven track record for providing logistics solutions to major construction projects. We can provide total solutions to projects in London and the South East, presenting them with an excellent opportunity to deliver their projects with the lowest of carbon footprints, whilst saving valuable space on site through utilising our River, Rail, and Road connectivity, low embodied carbon materials imported by on-site suppliers, and our material stockpiling expertise.”
In conjunction with Essex Chamber of Commerce, the London Construction Hub will look to welcome further businesses to visit the facilities and view opportunities surrounding low carbon project delivery and supply chain consolidation.
For more information on the London Construction Hub, and how they may assist a construction project, please visit www.londonconstructionhub.co.uk.
For more information on how you can become a member of the Essex Chamber of Commerce, please visit www.essexchambers.co.uk.
