Winvic Construction has finished the final phase of a large-scale manufacturing and logistics development at Indurent Park in Derby.
The completion is the end of a four‑year delivery programme for developer Indurent.
Winvic’s project converted a 27ha brownfield site beside the River Derwent into a ten unit industrial and logistics park with associated infrastructure and landscaping.
Indurent Park is now occupied by several well‑known manufacturers and distributors, including Rolls‑Royce, Vaillant, Getinge and Kia.
Work for the park included the construction of the ten unit industrial floor spaces, the creation of extensive external works and an 887‑space multi‑storey car park completed in the last phase.
Winvic also carried out substantial enabling and earthworks early in the programme, moving more than 224,000m³ of material and building around 800m of new road.
It delivered more than 8ha of landscaped public and occupier amenity where Winvic said it used hybrid excavator technology fuelled with Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) during earthworks, to reduce CO2 emissions.
The ten high‑spec industrial units were built in a series of phases.
Phase two delivered four units, each with integral office space and sustainability features such as rooftop photovoltaic arrays, rainwater harvesting, electric vehicle infrastructure and energy‑efficient building services. Phase three added five further units, totalling in excess of 27870m².
The final phase comprised a 3792m² unit, the multi‑storey car park and the remaining landscaping and civil works.
The scheme was completed alongside project partners including Rodgers Leask and Stephen George & Partners.
Winvic managing director of industrial, logistics and data centres Danny Nelson said: “Reaching completion at Indurent Park Derby marks a significant milestone for Winvic, reflecting on four years of collaborative working with Indurent.
“This scheme further demonstrates our capability to deliver large-scale, multi-phase industrial developments at pace, without compromising on quality or sustainability.”
He added: “From complex earthworks and infrastructure through to the delivery of ten high-spec units and a major multi-storey car park, our team has consistently risen to the challenge.
“I am particularly proud of the innovative approaches adopted on site to reduce carbon and support Indurent’s ESG ambitions, while creating a high-quality environment for occupiers and the wider community.”
Indurent development director Rob Richardson said: “Reaching practical completion at Indurent Park Derby is a significant milestone for the business and a strong example of what can be achieved through a well-managed contractor relationship.
“Winvic’s ability to deliver across four complex phases, and ahead of the original programme, has been impressive. The result is a high-quality destination that is already attracting major occupiers and delivering real economic benefits for the East Midlands. We look forward to continuing to work with Winvic on future schemes.”
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