Greater Manchester Chamber member ASH Integrated Services, based in Wigan, has been awarded the Constructionline Gold accreditation, a nationally recognised benchmark of excellence across the construction and engineering industry.
The award recognises organisations that meet elevated standards in key operational areas including health and safety, environmental performance, equality and diversity, anti-slavery practices, financial management, and corporate governance.
For ASH Integrated Services, a fast-growing mechanical and electrical contractor founded in 2019, the accreditation reflects a commitment to raising industry standards and reinforces their capacity to deliver major projects for clients across the education, healthcare, commercial and public sectors.
Antony Grace, Director of ASH Integrated Services and Wigan Vice President of Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, said: “This accreditation is a significant step for us, not just as a business, but as part of the wider Greater Manchester construction economy.
"It validates the systems we’ve built internally and shows our partners we operate with professionalism, integrity, and full compliance.
"It also strengthens our ability to compete for larger tenders and framework opportunities across the region and beyond.”
The Constructionline Gold standard requires a robust pre-qualification process that includes PAS 91, SSIP assessments, and extended evaluation across ethical and operational performance areas. This allows buyers to confidently identify and select trusted suppliers.
ASH now employs more than 50 people and has received national recognition in recent months through several industry award wins.
With Constructionline Gold accreditation secured, the company is well-positioned to continue its trajectory as one of the region’s rising names in sustainable building services and integrated engineering.
For more information about ASH Integrated Services, visit:
🔗 www.ashintegratedservices.co.uk
Image shows (left to right) ASH Integrated Services Company Directors Sean Jackson, Antony Grace and Howard Jackson