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Conlon Contracts Ltd

Active·main contractor & subcontractor·Head office Warrington

About from company website

Conlon Contracts is a London-based main contractor predominantly serving the art logistics sector, including galleries and museums. With a strong focus on building inspiring spaces and enduring relationships, the company offers a comprehensive suite of services tailored to the unique needs of art handling and exhibition. Their expertise spans gallery and museum construction, customized art storage solutions adhering to standards like BS EN 16893:2018, and exhibition services.

They also provide onsite fabrication, fit-out and refurbishments, project management, and emergency repairs, ensuring a complete service for their specialized clientele. Conlon Contracts prides itself on a dedicated team, exquisite craftsmanship, and a sustainable approach. They aim to help organisations achieve their goals by delivering high-quality, bespoke solutions that enhance functionality, security, and ambiance for valuable collections and public-facing spaces.

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Project experience from company website

20131 Grove Street - Crown Relocations LTD

20131 Grove Street - Crown Relocations LTD

Refurbishment of Crown Relocations UK 6000 sqft office to create a welcoming and engaging atmosphere for employees, involving opening up the space, creation of less formal and vibrant meeting spaces, and glass partitioning.

Client · Crown Relocations LTD

Royal Institute of British Architects' Archive

Royal Institute of British Architects' Archive

London

Designed and built a bespoke storage space for RIBA's photo and library collection, involving construction within a busy London warehouse to deliver three specialist, close tolerance climate-controlled zones and a reading room with bespoke furniture. Special consideration was given to materials and layout to not impact conservation and maximise storage volume. Alarms, fire detection, access control, CCTV, and physical security were added.

Client · Royal Institute of British Architects

Crown Fine Art - Warehouse Upgrades

Crown Fine Art - Warehouse Upgrades

Improved warehousing space to optimise the space for the clients usage. Compartmentalisation around a new mezzanine for improved fire, security, climate, cleanliness, safety and aesthetics of this site.

Client · Crown Fine Art

Clients mentioned from company website

Crown Fine Art, Crown Relocations LTD, Royal Institute of British Architects' Archive.

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What does Conlon Contracts Ltd do?

Conlon Contracts is a main contractor for art logistics companies, galleries, and museums, offering bespoke solutions for storage, exhibition, and fit-out projects across London and the UK. Their listed services include Main contractor, Fit-out & interiors, Refurbishment, Carpentry & joinery and Electrical.

Where is Conlon Contracts Ltd based?

Conlon Contracts Ltd is registered at WARRINGTON, WA1 1RG, in North West.

What areas does Conlon Contracts Ltd cover?

Conlon Contracts Ltd states that it works across London.

Is Conlon Contracts Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Conlon Contracts Ltd as active.

What sectors does Conlon Contracts Ltd work in?

Conlon Contracts Ltd works in Commercial and Public.

When was Conlon Contracts Ltd established?

Conlon Contracts Ltd was incorporated on 2023-04-25.

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