The sky's the limit

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Distributors point out they have certain size requirements for their warehouse buildings which must also be situated in specific locations throughout the UK. Many third party logistics companies use outside property experts to find new buildings. Distribution industry observers point out third party logistics firms are demanding larger warehouse buildings in order to be able to hold more stock. Buildings up to the height of 82 ft enable distributors to save on rental costs. Many older warehouses are unsuitable because they lack sufficient height.

United Kingdom, Management, Supply and demand, Distributors (Commerce)

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Power zone

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Scottish Power, involved in electricity generating and distributing and retailing of electrical goods, has agreed a 25-year lease with AMEC Developments for warehousing, service and office space at Eurocentral, a reclaimed steelworks in Mossend, Scotland. The new building allows Scottish Power to bring together activities which were previously undertaken at three sets of premises in Scotland. The larger warehouse has led to product damage bring reduced, and staff enjoy working at the site.

Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Electric services, Commercial Buildings, Electric Utilities, Municipal & Regional, Electric utilities, Commercial construction, Scottish Power PLC, Municipal electric utilities

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New wave enterprise

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Digital Microwave Corp. is to establish its European base in a 31,000 sq ft unit at the Hamilton Technology Park near East Kilbride, Scotland. Digital is purchasing the building as a shell and fitting it out to its own requirements. The facility will have two floors, with two levels of office accommodation at one end and a floor each for manufacturing and repair at the back. Warehousing will be located between the office and manufacturing space.

Office Buildings, Electronic components, not elsewhere classified, Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, Microwave Components, Telecommunications equipment industry, Office construction, Microwave equipment, Digital Microwave Corp., DMIC

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