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Inverness Airport Business Park

Active, accounts up to date·developer & consultant·Head office Inverness Airport, Inverness

About from company website

Inverness Airport Business Park (IABP) is a master-planned, planning-approved commercial property development spanning 275 acres, with 36 acres of serviced land currently available. It is a joint venture between Moray Estates, Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd. (HIAL), and Highlands & Islands Enterprise (HIE), supported by The Highland Council.

IABP aims to be a world-class business location, integrating buildings sensitively into the landscape to enhance social, economic, and environmental sustainability. The business park offers bespoke development packages, including design & build leasehold agreements and long leasehold land sales for self-build or third-party projects. It boasts excellent transport links via air, road, and the forthcoming Inverness Airport (Dalcross) Station.

The site has mains water and drainage infrastructure, with utilities including power, telecoms, and superfast fibre broadband available. Key development zones include Phase 1 (36 acres for office/industrial units), Hotel Development sites, Airside Development with direct runway access, and Railside Development adjacent to the train line. The Rail Halt Development Site offers further opportunities near the new station.

IABP provides tailored solutions for owner-occupiers and property developers, facilitating business growth in the North of Scotland.

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Project experience from company website

Courtyard by Marriott Inverness Airport

IABP Phase 1

Development of the Courtyard by Marriott Inverness Airport hotel at IABP Phase 1, commencing January 2019 and officially opening in March 2020.

Client · Courtyard by Marriott

Gama Aviation HEMS Facility

IABP Airside Development

Gama Aviation opened a new facility in June 2020 to deliver Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) for Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS).

Client · Gama Aviation

Network Rail Storage Compound

Network Rail Storage Compound

IABP Railside Development Zone

Network Rail arrived onsite at the IABP Railside Development Zone to set up a 4-acre storage compound to support the construction of Inverness Airport (Dalcross) Station.

Client · Network Rail

Co-op Regional Distribution Centre

IABP Phase 1, Plot 2/1

The Co-op opened their new 12,000 sqft Regional Distribution Centre at Plot 2/1 in September 2018.

Client · Co-op

Bristow Search & Rescue (SAR) Base

IABP Airside Development

Bristow Search & Rescue (SAR) opened their 30,000 sqft base in January 2015.

Client · Bristow Search & Rescue (SAR)

Clients mentioned from company website

Gama Aviation, Network Rail, Courtyard by Marriott, Co-op, Enercon Services UK, SLD Pumps & Power, Bristow Search & Rescue (SAR).

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Questions about Inverness Airport Business Park from the record on this page

What does Inverness Airport Business Park do?

Inverness Airport Business Park is a 275-acre mixed-use commercial property development with 36 acres of serviced land available. A joint venture between Moray Estates, Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd., and Highlands & Islands Enterprise. Their listed services include Property developer, Design & build, Civil engineering and Drainage.

Where is Inverness Airport Business Park based?

Inverness Airport Business Park is registered at C/O Highlands & Islands Airports, Limited, Head Office, Inverness Airport, Inverness, IV2 7JB, in Scotland.

What areas does Inverness Airport Business Park cover?

Inverness Airport Business Park states that it works across Highlands and Scotland.

What is Inverness Airport Business Park's turnover?

Inverness Airport Business Park does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £350k and £940k. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Inverness Airport Business Park still trading?

Companies House lists Inverness Airport Business Park as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-03-31.

What sectors does Inverness Airport Business Park work in?

Inverness Airport Business Park works in Commercial, Infrastructure and Industrial.

When was Inverness Airport Business Park established?

Inverness Airport Business Park was incorporated on 2001-09-28.

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