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NG Bailey
About NG Bailey
Founded in 1921, NG Bailey has grown from a small electrical contractor into an award-winning, industry-leading group of companies. As a family-owned business with a proud heritage, we are committed to creating exceptional environments for both present and future generations. With offices, sites, and manufacturing facilities across the UK, we work closely with clients, supply chains, and communities across a wide range of sectors in the built environment and infrastructure services industry. Our team of around 3,500 people is at the heart of our business. We operate responsibly and sustainably, with environmental and social priorities shaping our approach. Our commitment to innovation and excellence ensures we consistently deliver projects to the highest standards.
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Signals from NG Bailey
7 published signals
People
NG Bailey Facilities Services is recruiting a Mobile Commercial Gas Technician for the Cambridge Region with a salary of £45k to £48k, offering a company van, fuel card, on call allowance, and overtime.
Reported by Jonathan Lindley
People
NG Bailey welcomed Jacob Demetriou, Joshua Benson-Wilson, and Jake Kesterlian as Apprentice Building Services Engineers and Graduate Building Services Engineers respectively, joining the company this year.
Reported by Morgan Todd
People
NG Bailey and Alan Warner supported Michael Mash in achieving his NVQ Level 7 in Construction Senior Management.
Reported by Michael Mash
Presence & Recognition
NG Bailey was named MMC Specialist of the Year by the Construction News Specialist Awards for OSM, an offsite manufacturing business.
Reported by NG Bailey
Capital & Finance
NG Bailey company is supporting applications for the Scotland Public Sector Clean Heat Development Fund closing on Wednesday 9 September 2026.
Reported by NG Bailey
People
NG Bailey welcomed new apprentices, graduates, and year in industry placement students for 2026 to the business.
Reported by NG Bailey
Research & Knowledge
NG Bailey contributed to a paper from dgroup developed in partnership with NG Bailey and Corning Optical Communications exploring data centre infrastructure resilience in the UK
Reported by NG Bailey