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Ipsum

Active, accounts up to date·main contractor & engineer & consultant·Head office Chorley

About from company website

Ipsum Group is a leading provider of engineering, maintenance, and asset management services for the UK's critical infrastructure. With over 1,500 dedicated experts operating from more than 40 locations nationwide, Ipsum combines national capability with local expertise to support Water and Sewerage Companies (WaSCs), Distribution Network Operators (DNOs), industrial manufacturers, and petrochemical facilities. Their integrated delivery model encompasses design, engineering, installation, maintenance, emergency response, and long-term asset management, all under one trusted partner.

This approach streamlines delivery, helping clients improve operational performance, enhance infrastructure resilience, and achieve better outcomes for essential services. Founded in 2017 through the integration of five specialist engineering businesses, Ipsum has grown through strategic acquisitions and investment. Their mission is to deliver engineering solutions that keep the UK's critical infrastructure operating safely, efficiently, and sustainably, guided by values of Safety, Service, and Specialist expertise.

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Project experience from company website

Royal Opera House transformer installation

London

RJ Power was tasked with replacing two Cast Resin Transformers at London's Royal Opera House.

No-dig technologies provide solution in Peak District beauty spot

No-dig technologies provide solution in Peak District beauty spot

Peak District

With a deteriorating pipe posing a significant pollution risk, Ipsum were brought in to provide the solution.

London Heathrow T5 baggage tunnel

London Heathrow T5 baggage tunnel

London Heathrow Airport

Built in 2010, the T5 Baggage Tunnel is a 2.1km link tunnel providing the facility to transfer baggage between London Heathrow Airport...

Chapel Farm Connection

Chapel Farm Connection

Ipsum was appointed in the role of Principal Contractor to deliver two connection projects in partnership with Tesla. The first of these...

Client · Tesla

Tesla, Rusholme Connection

Tesla, Rusholme Connection

Ipsum was appointed Principal Contractor to deliver a high profile connection project in partnership with Tesla, offering a combined output of over...

Client · Tesla

Clients mentioned from company website

Water and Sewerage Companies (WaSCs), Distribution Network Operators (DNOs), industrial manufacturers, the food and beverage sector, petrochemical facilities, Tesla, Electricity North West.

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What does Ipsum do?

The UK's customer service leader in specialist utility and infrastructure services, keeping the UK's lights on and taps running 24/7/365. Their listed services include Utilities, Civil engineering, Electrical and M&E contracting.

Where is Ipsum based?

Ipsum is registered at Rochester House Ackhurst Business Park, Foxhole Road, Chorley, PR7 1NY, in North West.

What areas does Ipsum cover?

Ipsum states that it works across Nationwide.

Is Ipsum still trading?

Companies House lists Ipsum as active.

What sectors does Ipsum work in?

Ipsum works in Infrastructure, Energy, Industrial and Public.

When was Ipsum established?

Ipsum was incorporated on 2000-08-10, though the company says it has traded since 2017.

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