Not only was the firm awarded a certificate for being the 14th fastest-growing company in Kent, but it also opened a brand-new 35,000 sq ft warehouse facility in Sheffield.

The Sheffield depot will act as its Northern fulfilment centre, and the Kent depot will act as its Southern distribution centre – enabling the firm to speed up delivery times and respond to engineer support calls quicker. It will also enable RVT to reduce scope 3 carbon emissions from transport mileage.

RVT Group has also had an internal restructure, which will enable it to provide a more tailored service to construction, infrastructure, defence and industrial sectors. This means that customers will be interacting with specialist consultants and engineers who are trained and experienced to handle the specific challenges they face.

Later this year, RVT hopes to relocate to a bigger depot in Kent, upgrade IT systems, enrol staff onto new training courses, launch a series of new products, and enhance its website with a number of new features. RVT will also be expanding its team across the UK, with a specific focus on hiring armed forces veterans with great engineering and project management skills.

An RVT spokesperson said that the company is “dedicated to continuously investing in the business to ensure they remain a robust, reliable and efficient partner of choice”.