Refrigeration and air conditioning wholesaler Dean & Wood has renewed its partnership with food retail project management company Project First Engineering, which was first established in 2001.
John Billson, Dean & Wood managing director, said: “Project First has been instrumental in the development of our retails support business which offers specialist services and products to supermarket contracting.”
Mark Stratford, Project First managing director, said: “We take our supply chain very seriously and are delighted in making this decision to remain with Dean & Wood for the foreseeable future.”
Project First’s customers include Tesco, The Co-Operative Group, Marks and Spencer and Sainsburys.
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