Working alongside GRAHAM Construction, the firm will provide the Kalzip Standing Seam roofing, Euroclad Built-up cladding system and Polycarbonate cladding for the state-of-the-art £45 million sports centre, which will replace the current 50-year-old complex.

The new centre will include a dedicated indoor athletics area, three fitness studios, two games halls, a gym and a purpose-built gymnastics area. Outdoor there will be a new running track, two all-weather football pitches and a dedicated space for throw athletics.

Curtis Moore is scheduled to commence works on site towards the end of September. When complete in 2020, the venue is expected to become one of the country’s top community sports centres and feature some of the most state-of-the-art fitness facilities in Britain.

Ashleigh Thomson, business development director at Curtis Moore, said: “Having worked with Graham Construction previously, it’s fantastic not only to be working with them once again, but to be working with them on such a stand-out project. Meadowbank Sports Centre will be an excellent venue for the community – we’re delighted to be part of the delivery team.”