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Prima Systems have now successfully completed 4 phases of works at Bulmershe School, working for Main Contractor Dawnus Construction.

The latest phase of works which has just been completed was undertaking some minor alterations and refurbishments to the 6th form block.

In March 2015 Prima commenced works on site at Laleham Gap Primary School on behalf of our client Wates Construction Ltd.

Windows, doors and a curtain walling system with steel frame structures were installed on a new build 2 storey teaching facility and the 3 storey residential block. The Sapa units were supplied by our fabrication partner Wynda Components.

On the 15th of March 2015 Prima commenced works on site at Canterbury Primary School on behalf of our client Wates Construction.

In November 2014 Prima entered into discussions with the Kier Group in relation to the glazing elements of a major facade upgrade project at the Norton Knatchbull School in Ashford Kent.

Having secured the works, the design commenced early in the new year with the installation undertaken in various phases taking place from the February half term onwards.

Having moved to our head office in Nonington back in 1993 it was time to overhaul the office accommodation to bring it up to date as well as improving the thermal performance.

Prima Systems is pleased to announce that it has reached its target for the companies recycling commitments for 2015 already, this is not only down to the team at Prima but also our committed supplier chain who have work tirelessly along side us to ensure our goals have been meet.

With the continuing growth and success of our commercial refurbishment division considerable investment has been made in new plant & equipment to make us even more efficient and cost effective.

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Countryside Properties have sent Prima Systems a lovely letter to say a big thank you for all our efforts over the past year whilst working on site at Beaulieu Park.

All at Prima would like to congratulate Kevin Herbert on his 10th work anniversary

The old Buckland paper mill conversion project in Dover was to prove a challenge in achieving not only the performance brief but also meeting the planning constraints placed on the external facade. However by using the Smarts Alitherm heritage thermally broken window system the required criteria was met.