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Jodan Contracts Ltd

Active·subcontractor & supplier·Head office Merthyr Tydfil

About from company website

Jodan Contracts are industry-leading manufacturers and suppliers of industrial doors and architectural products, specialising in solutions for the utility sector. With decades of experience, they offer a comprehensive service from initial site survey and CAD design through to accredited installation. Their expertise lies in producing specialist doors, shutters, and security upgrades for sub-stations and industrial sites, ensuring compliance, security, and weather-tightness.

They pride themselves on a 'one contractor, end-to-end' approach, tackling customer problems by manufacturing precisely the right door for the job. This includes bespoke specials and standard products, all fabricated to specification and available in any BS or RAL colour. Their installation teams are experienced in working within live utility environments, providing a seamless service nationwide.

Jodan Contracts holds accreditations such as National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) Approved Supplier (OPS1b & OPS2b) and Achilles UVDB, demonstrating their pre-qualification and trusted status within the utility sector. They offer a range of products including LPS 1175 security-rated doors, fire-certified doorsets, and flood-rated doors, catering to diverse demanding site requirements.

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Project experience from company website

NGED Flood Protection Gates

NGED Flood Protection Gates

South Wales

To enhance the resilience of two NGED substations, Jodan Contracts designed, manufactured and installed two large hydraulically operated flood gates.

Client · National Grid Electricity Distribution

Millfield School Flood Defence Doorsets

Millfield School Flood Defence Doorsets

Jodan Contracts supplied and installed 11 flood defence doorsets across two projects at Millfield School, helping to protect critical electrical infrastructure and swimming pool plant rooms from the risk of water ingress.

Client · Millfield School

Accreditations from company website

  • National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) Approved Supplier
  • OPS1b
  • OPS2b
  • Achilles UVDB
  • LPS 1175 SR1-SR4
  • EN 1634

Clients mentioned from company website

National Grid Electricity Distribution, BP, Millfield School.

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What does Jodan Contracts Ltd do?

National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) approved sub-station specialists, survey, manufacture and installation of steel, fire, security and flood doors, shutters and protection. Their listed services include Utilities, Security systems, Fire protection, Waterproofing and Fencing.

Where is Jodan Contracts Ltd based?

Jodan Contracts Ltd is registered at MERTHYR TYDFIL, CF48 2SR, in Wales.

What areas does Jodan Contracts Ltd cover?

Jodan Contracts Ltd states that it works across Nationwide.

Is Jodan Contracts Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Jodan Contracts Ltd as active.

What accreditations does Jodan Contracts Ltd hold?

Jodan Contracts Ltd displays National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) Approved Supplier, OPS1b, OPS2b, Achilles UVDB, LPS 1175 SR1-SR4 and EN 1634 on its website.

What sectors does Jodan Contracts Ltd work in?

Jodan Contracts Ltd works in Industrial, Infrastructure and Energy.

When was Jodan Contracts Ltd established?

Jodan Contracts Ltd was incorporated on 2015-06-25.

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