Gladman, working in partnership with Razorblue have launched a new broadband facility at their office scheme in Mariner Court, Calder Park, Wakefield. The high specification office park which offers accommodation from 200 – 10,000 sq ft is fully served by a 100mbps fibre optic broadband service, allowing both existing and future occupiers high speed reliable internet connections as well as a host of other IT & telephony related services from the day they move in.

Marketing Manager Paul Roberts confirmed “After speaking with our clients and prospective occupiers we have recognised the importance IT plays in the modern working environment.” He continues “In certain locations connectivity to a high speed internet services is either expensive or only available on onerous terms, this is something we thought needed addressing.”

Robin Beagley of agents WSB Property Consultants, joint agents on the scheme with Lambert Smith Hampton commented: “This is a truly unique opportunity with the super-fast internet speed and 100mbps capability really setting the bench mark in the city for the future connectivity required by office occupiers. Mariner Court is one of the only commercial office schemes in the city to offer such technology and this should be a very appealing proposition to anyone whose business involves internet use or data transfer”

Gladman have partnered with Razorblue, a Managed IT solutions provider, and now offer an unrivalled package of services.

“Having already pre-installed fibre to Gladman buildings, occupiers can enjoy high speeds of internet services from the day they commit to the building, there are no long lead in times to connect to the internet and phone networks”, comments Chris Gill of Razorblue. “We share the view that the internet is a key operating tool for businesses, our services are available immediately, at a fraction of the price of comparable services and with minimal contract commitments. Our confidence in this service is reinforced by the fact that a number of occupiers have already signed up”.