Works begin at Ayrshire’s new manufacturing innovation centre

Posted on 25 Nov 2022 by The Manufacturer
DPMC partners NMIS, CPI, North Ayrshire Council joined by Booth Welsh where the centre is located. *From left to right) Stevie Burrell – Clark Contracts; Alan Caddies – Booth Welsh; Neale Mcilvanney – North Ayrshire Council; Aimee Doole – Booth Welsh; Stuart Laidlaw, National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS); Martin Welsh – Booth Welsh; Councillor Anthony Gurney – North Ayrshire Council; John Arthur – CPI; Marnie Ritchie – North Ayrshire Council

The development of Ayrshire’s new Digital Process Manufacturing Centre (DPMC), part of the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), hit a major milestone this week with its half a million-pound refurbishment kicking off.

Last month, Paisley headquartered Clark Contracts was awarded the refurbishment contract for the centre, which is a partnership between the University of Strathclyde as the operator of NMIS, North Ayrshire Council and CPI.  Located at the Booth Welsh manufacturing space at i3 in Irvine, the DPMC aims to accelerate the adoption of digital technology for…

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