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Seddon Bromborough Fire Station Refurb Merseyside Fire
“It’s vital that our crews have a place where they can plan, train, respond, and recover from the challenges of their role. This station provides exactly that”
Chief Fire Officer, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service
Seddon Construction has completed a £1.7m refurbishment of Bromborough Community Fire Station for Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service, officially reopening in March 2025, all while keeping the station fully operational throughout.
Procured via the Procure Partnerships Framework
The project upgraded the facility for modern use while Seddon managed the live site throughout, ensuring emergency response remained uninterrupted from day one to completion
A modern, energy-efficient station fit for frontline service
The renovation included a complete roof replacement and extensive upgrades to the interior, mechanical, and electrical systems. Traditional fossil fuel boilers and gas systems were removed and replaced with renewable energy sources, playing a critical role in MFRS’s wider decarbonisation goals.
The improvements are expected to enhance both the efficiency and environmental performance of the station for years to come, while reducing long-term energy costs.
Key upgrades at a glance
- Full roof replacement
- Air-source heat pumps installed
- Solar panels fitted
- Updated M&E systems throughout
- Interior renovation and modernisation
- Fossil fuel boilers and gas systems removed
Upgraded for the community and the crew
The refurbished Bromborough Community Fire Station is now ready to continue its crucial role in the community, procured via the procure partnerships framework offering improved facilities for firefighters and advancing MFRS’s sustainability goals for years to come.
“The refurbishment of Bromborough Community Fire Station with its upgraded facilities ensures that our firefighters have the very best training equipment and environment to prepare for any situation. It’s vital that our crews have a place where they can plan, train, respond, and recover from the challenges of their role. This station provides exactly that, offering our frontline staff the support they need to continue serving the community with dedication and excellence.”
Phil Garrigan
Chief Fire Officer, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service