en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Junction 4 construction project at White Moss Business Park in Skelmersdale, West Lancashire, UK, recently completed the erection of its first steel frame. With an investment of £14 million, the project was commissioned by the Tawd Valley Developments and constructed by Caddick Construction. It will provide 45 commercial units, supporting up to 125 jobs.

The commercial units in this project range from 150 to 321 square meters and are equipped with rooftop solar panels. Procured through the NEPO Construction Framework, the project was designed by John McCall Architects and ARP Engineering, with Ridge and Partners acting as the employer's agent. Completion is scheduled for December 2026.

Tawd Valley Developments, wholly owned by West Lancashire Borough Council, was recently appointed by the council as the master developer for the £150 million town centre regeneration project in Skelmersdale. Dave Saville, Regional Managing Director for Caddick Construction North West, stated that the company was appointed for this construction project through the NEPO framework.

The project is located at Junction 4 of the M58 motorway. Melissa Parlor, Head of Economic Regeneration and Green Growth at West Lancashire Borough Council, noted that a shortage of small industrial units has hindered the growth of local businesses, and this project aims to fill that market gap.

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