Clowes Developments has launched a multimillion-pound site clean-up and enabling works programme to prepare the historic site for its next chapter.
The brownfield site, formerly home to the development of the iconic Harrier Jump Jet and Rolls-Royce Merlin engines, is set to undergo significant transformation with a major clean up and remediation exercise.
Harrier Park will receive substantial investment to clean the contaminated site and deliver an additional 500,000 sq ft industrial and warehouse space
The site clean-up and enabling works will carried out by lead contractor, TanRo.
Hollie Parkes from TanRo said: “We are pleased to be partnering once again with Clowes Developments to deliver the enabling works at Harrier Park in Hucknall. This technically complex project involves significant ground remediation, the installation of a retaining wall as well as the formation of development plateaus. TanRo is proud to contribute its expertise to such a challenging and historically significant scheme.”
Kevin Webster, associate development director at Clowes Developments, said:
“Harrier Park is a special site with a remarkable heritage, and we’re proud to be bringing it back into productive use. Our first major step is to address its long-standing issues with contamination. Our enabling works are designed to prepare the land for high-quality industrial development, and interest is already strong from potential occupiers looking for bespoke space in a well-connected location.”
FHP Property Consultants and Fisher German are joint agents on the site.
