NATTA WINS LARGE SUB CONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR 2017!

Natta are delighted to be awarded ‘Large Sub Contractor of the Year 2017’ by Crest Nicholson Regeneration.

On the 30th November, Natta were honoured to accept the ‘Large Sub Contractor of the Year 2017’ award, at the Crest Nicholson Regeneration Annual Charity and Awards Dinner at the Hilton Hotel – London Heathrow Airport, Terminal 5.

From left to right (upper): Kevin Matthews (Project Manager), Simon King (QS), Danny Wynne (Senior Engineer), Steve Edmonds (Senior QS), John Whelan (MD), Matt Sainty (Commercial Director), Andy Fowler (Operations Director), left to right (bottom): Ken Mulholland (Senior Estimator), Paul Magennis (Contracts Manager)

Natta’s teams working at Arborfield and Upper Longcross projects have contributed to this win for Natta. Every employee involved have worked to outstanding high standards; met and exceeded Crest’s expectations on safety, quality and delivery.

At Arborfield, Natta undertook the groundworks and infrastructure to 110 houses at the former MOD Base.

Waterman’s View, Arborfield, Surrey

Also, at Upper Longcross Natta carried out the infrastructure and groundworks to a 108 unit residential scheme for Crest.

Upper Longcross, Surrey

Commercial Director, Matt Sainty commented, “We are very proud to have our efforts rewarded by Crest. Winning an award of this nature is a recognition of commitment from all parts of the Natta team to providing an exemplary service to Crest. We look forward to continuing our excellent relationship with Crest.”

Over 600 people attended the event and raised over £125,000 for Variety. To help them reach this amazing amount, Natta donated 2 tickets to next year’s England vs Ireland Six Nations Rugby and 2 VIP tickets to the Jingle Bell Ball at the O2.

More about Variety, the Children’s Charity

This Annual Charity and Awards evening raises money for Variety, the Children’s Charity, which Crest Nicholson have been supporting since 2005. To date, Crest have raised over £1 million. Founded as one of the UK’s first charities, they are dedicated to improving the lives of children who are sick, disabled or disadvantaged.