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Bicester firm partners with telecoms specialist to speed up projects

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Nov, 06:06 · Archive

Dalcour Maclaren and Construction Site Services have partnered to streamline telecoms infrastructure project delivery.

Dalcour Maclaren, based in Bicester, has teamed up with Construction Site Services (CSS) to streamline telecoms infrastructure project delivery. The partnership spans from site identification and planning through to construction, quality assurance, and ongoing asset management. It is designed to improve coordination, reduce delays, and resolve challenges more efficiently by combining the strengths of both organisations.

Dalcour Maclaren offers land, planning, environmental, stakeholder engagement, and geospatial services to major infrastructure projects. CSS, based in Newbury, provides independent audits, maintenance, site supervision, and quality assurance services to telecoms clients throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Nick Summers, digital infrastructure director at Dalcour Maclaren, said: "Infrastructure projects rely on different specialists working together, but when those services are delivered by separate companies, coordinating the work can add time and complexity. By working as a team with CSS, we can give clients access to the expertise they need across more of the project lifecycle, helping to join up activities, address issues sooner and keep projects moving."

Graham Beal, strategic account executive at CSS, added that clients wanted projects delivered efficiently without the burden of coordinating different suppliers. The collaboration will initially focus on telecoms but may expand into utilities, transport, and energy sectors in the future.

Bicester firm partners with telecoms specialist to speed up projects
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In this story: Dalcour Maclaren · Construction Site Services · Bicester · Newbury · Nick Summers · Graham Beal

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