Dudley’s Aluminium awarded with BBC Wales HQ contract

<p>Aluminium fabricator Dudley's Aluminium has been roped in to for work on BBC Cymru Wales' new &pound;120 million headquarters building in Cardiff. The property has been forecast to add more than &pound;1 billion into the Welsh economy over a ten-year period.<br /><br />The project is being developed by Rightacres Property as a part of the new Central Square development and is expected to be handed over to the BBC in April 2018.<br /><br /><img style="vertical-align: middle;" src="http://www.alcircle.com/uploads/images/Artists-Impressions-of-the-new-BBC-HQ-in-Cardiff.jpg" alt="News" width="1072" height="463" /><br /><br />According to the sources close to the downstream aluminium company, Dudley's has also secured a contract with ISG, worth more than &pound;3 million. The contract entails the company with the job to create and install the building's aluminium fa&ccedil;ade, in addition to providing various windows and doors for the project.<br /><br />"The Central Square project is a hugely exciting one for us due to our local connection and the centre's importance to the Welsh economy," said Colin Shorney, managing director at Dudley's Aluminium. <br /><br />"Following on from the success of our One Central Square work we are confident of delivering on this landmark contract to help create a long-lasting legacy for the city of Cardiff," Shorney said.</p>