J Tomlinson were successful in securing the design and installation of the Mechanical and Electrical (M&E;) services including renewable technologies, for a new school building at the privately funded, King’s School in Worcester.

Established in 1991 by the University of Nottingham, the clinic was making great progress studying the science of IVF, along with research into new treatments. This led to Nurture being named as the most successful clinic in the Midlands in 2008.

Following the successful award of grant money from the European Regional Development Fund and the Heritage Lottery Fund, Culture Coventry was able to proceed with plans to redevelop Coventry Transport Museum and Old Grammar School.

The GE Measurement and Control site at Groby in Leicestershire underwent a major refurbishment following a fire at the premises in 2014. The £2.4 million office refurbishment was a joint delivery between J Tomlinson’s construction division and our M&E; services team.

Long-established as a very popular and successful primary school, Starbank School in Birmingham had been identified as an ideal candidate to become an all-through school, meeting local demand for places. The school proposed to construct a new two and three storey building on an existing site as accommodation for the additional pupils.

Following a prolonged growth in student numbers and attainment at the Bluecoat Aspley Academy, J Tomlinson was appointed as the main contractor to increase the size of the school's sixth form facility.

Trent and Dove Housing are a Midlands based Registered Provider offering affordable housing for rent and part (shared) ownership across East Staffordshire and South Derbyshire. Trent and Dove required a partner to deliver ground source heat pumps to 133 of their rural, off gas properties.

Broadway is one of the country's leading independent cinemas and creative media centres. This refurbishment and alterations project involved the cinema securing Arts Council NPO funding to create a space where the digital and creative industries can collaborate together to drive skill development, employment opportunities and subsequently economic growth.

Barnsley College were successful in securing funding from the Skills Funding Agency’s (SFA) College Capital Investment Fund (CCIF) to enable £4million of upgrades to its award-winning sport and public services facilities.