More than 440 jobs were lost when McGill entered administration in February.

Since being rescued in March by entrepreneur Graeme Carling, the firm has announced a series of contracts wins.

The latest is a “significant contract” to service and repair warden call equipment in sheltered housing complexes for Fife Council.

The company is also currently delivering several new contracts including a £2.6 million contract for Govanhill Housing Association and a £1.6m contract Langstane and Castlehill housing associations that it was awarded earlier in the year.

McGill operations director Chris Ferriday said: “We are delighted to be awarded this contract, and continue to work with our long-standing clients, Fife Council. This contract win demonstrates the strength of our fire & security team and our commitment to re-building McGill.”

Mr Ferriday added: “The past nine months, since McGill was bought out of administration have been some of the most demanding, but also rewarding. We have re-employed the very best people and this contract win is testament to their efforts and expertise.”