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Winthrop Technologies Ltd is unique in being the only dedicated data-centre delivery partner providing turnkey solutions to its clients, from design right through construction and on to commissioning and hand-over. Its services include all disciplines, including civil, structural, architectural, mechanical and electrical and protective services.

Winthrop was established in 1995 and is headquartered in Dublin. The company is currently constructing multiple turnkey data centre projects in numerous European countries.

Strong revenue growth in the past few years has led to Winthrop’s turnover growing from €560m in 2020 to just under €1.03bn in 2022. Revenue growth is coming from a combination of existing and new client mandates

Winthrop Management Structure

A restructuring of the executive senior management team in 2022 saw Anne Dooley become CEO and Bernard Keane moving to the position of managing director, with Barry English becoming executive director. Winthrop’s senior leadership team also comprises operations directors Aiden Fallon, Noel Molloy, Tom O’Hare and Peter O’Flaherty.

WINTHROP NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS

Winthrop has three non-executive directors. Michael Cawley is the Winthrop chairperson. He is a former deputy CEO and CFO of Ryanair and a non-executive director of Kingspan, Flutter and Hostelworld, which he also chairs.

Building disaster recovery expert, Conor Roche is managing director of Codra Consulting and a non-executive director of BELFOR Europe and Knowcarbon.

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TOTAL TURNOVER: €1,033,579,000

ROI TURNOVER: €427,111,000

INTERNATIONAL TURNOVER: €606,468,000

YEAR-END: 30/04/2023

ADDRESS: Turnpike Business Park, Turnpike Lane, Ballymount, Dublin 12.

PHONE: 01 460 0214

WEB: www.winthrop.ie

KEY EXECUTIVES: Anne Dooley, Chief Executive Officer; Bernard Keane, Managing Director.

KEY ACTIVITIES: General contractor specialising in data centre construction

Strategic adviser Paul Lynch is a former CFO of Applegreen, a former development director of One51, and is chairperson of Aubren Limited. He is also a non-executive director of both Mincon Group and Brooks Timber.

The management team is completed by CFO Padraig Carley and CPO Tom O’Leary. This has positioned Winthrop to continue its strong turnkey data-centre delivery record and related company growth.

For over 60 years, BAM has been at the centre of shaping Ireland’s built environment, in more recent times helping public and private sector clients reduce carbon emissions and enhance sustainability over the lifecycle of their buildings and infrastructure. BAM Ireland is part of the UK and Ireland Division of the Royal BAM Group of the Netherlands.

An integral part of its sustainable strategy for 2023 is to have an overall positive impact on biodiversity and climate. As verified by its leadership position on the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) A-List, Irish Green Building Council membership, and its most recent Green Construction Award win at the Green Awards 2023, it has set an ambitious carbon target to become net zero in its direct operations by 2026.

Bam People

People are the foundation of BAM’s strategy - Building a Sustainable Tomorrow. Through this, it wants to remain the employer of choice, leading with an open and diverse culture where it cares for the environment and the communities it works in - both today and tomorrow.

Around the country, its highly skilled teams use digital construction and industrialised construction methods to help ensure energy-efficient operations. It also works with expert industry partners, academic researchers, the government, its highly valued supply chain, customers and end users to embed a circular approach to how it designs, constructs and operates buildings and infrastructure.

Alasdair Henderson, Executive Director, BAM Ireland, comments, “As a purpose-led business, we aim to create a sustainable infrastructure that meets the needs of society whilst ensuring that we leave a lasting legacy. The continuously increasing loss of biodiversity and the climate crisis is a severe threat to our planet, and our industry can play a crucial role in reversing their effects.”

Recent Bam Awards

Recent awards include the BIM Excellence Award for the Department of Education Lot 2 Schools Project and Leisure Award for Aparthotel, Little Mary Street (ICE Awards 2023), as well as the already mentioned Green Construction category award win at the 2023 Green Awards.

Recent And Current Projects

Recent projects include The Shipping Office; One Lime Street, Dublin; Navigation Square, Cork; Boland’s Quay Development, Dublin; and the N5 Westport to Turlough JV.

Ongoing projects include Derrybrien Windfarm, Waterford North Quay Public Infrastructure Project, The New Children’s Hospital (NCH); New Maternity Hospital at Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast JV; Newmarket Square; Green Acre Grange Dundrum; Athy Distributor Road and N3 Snugborough Interchange.

BAM also continues to be active in the facilities management, modular homes, and Irish PPP markets.

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Bam Ireland

TOTAL TURNOVER: €669M

ROI TURNOVER: €623M

INTERNATIONAL TURNOVER: €46M

YEAR-END: 31/12/2022

ADDRESS: Hartwell Lower, Kill, County Kildare

PHONE: 045 886 400

WEB: www.bamireland.ie

LINKEDIN: Bam UK and Ireland

TWITTER: @bamukandireland

KEY EXECUTIVES: Alasdair Henderson, Executive Director BAM Ireland; John Barry, Finance Director; Kathy O’Leary, Director of Occupational Health and Safety; Suzanne Kavanagh, HR Director, John Lucy, Director Civils; Denis McCarthy, Regional MD Building; Ger Moloney, Regional Director Building; Luke Gibbons, Regional Director Building; Grainne DeMordha, FM General Manager; John Woods, Managing Director MHI; Tom Scott, Pre-construction Director.

KEY ACTIVITIES: General Building, Civil Engineering, PPP, Volumetric Housing, Facilities Management focusing on sustainability, industrialisation and digitalisation.

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With a global turnover of €605m, of which €507m was generated in Ireland, John Paul Construction performed strongly in 2022, delivering high-quality, complex projects across many sectors at home and abroad.

The company’s diversification strategy remains a crucial driver of growth. Having transitioned from being a traditional main contractor to being a highly agile operator with specialist expertise in a range of high-tech sectors, John Paul Construction now has projects in Ireland, the UK and the Middle East. In 2022, this sectoral and geographical diversity enabled it to continue to deliver on its margins whilst mitigating market risks, all against a backdrop of rising inflation and interest rates and with a war in Ukraine that is further disrupting the macroeconomic climate.

Key Successes

For Liam Kenny, Managing Director, John Paul Construction, the most meaningful progress that the company made in 2022 was the reduction in the accident frequency rate, thanks to the relentless application of its safety management system. He comments, “There is no greater achievement. To see such progress on our journey towards zero accidents and incidents is encouraging.”

John Paul Construction also made great strides in its Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) efforts. To further scale its push for a more inclusive workforce, it established a dedicated EDI committee to lead change. In 2022 those efforts were rewarded with Silver accreditation in the Investors in Diversity scheme, which recognises companies with a holistic approach to building a more inclusive, equitable and diverse organisation.

Completed Projects

In the past year, the company undertook multiple projects in the data centre (co-location and hyperscale), pharma/life sciences, industrial, healthcare, commercial, residential, and civil sectors. Varying widely in scale and complexity, these projects included the completion of a 110kV data centre substation in Dublin and a 16MW data centre in the UK, both for a global client.

Other projects completed include the new Radiation Oncology Centre in University Hospital Galway, providing treatment to patients across the region; and Walter Scott House, the new Garda Security and Crime Operations Centre in Dublin, which houses several Garda Bureaus and operational units. The company is also nearing completion of a 19,000-sq-metre bio-pharma facility in Co Meath.

Current Projects

The pipeline of projects already underway is healthy, with schemes that reflect the company’s diverse portfolio. Projects in Ireland include a significant 28,000-sq-metre MedTech facility in Kilkenny, a new admin lab building for a global pharmaceutical client in Limerick, a new 40,000-sq-metre commercial office building for Hibernia REG at Harcourt Square in Dublin, and the delivery of over 1,000 new residential apartments by the end of the year. This