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01/08/2001
Cadcoevolution receives largest ever single order
The biggest single CAD investment ever recorded in Northern Ireland has been made by Construction Service, an Executive Agency of the Department of Finance & Personnel.
The massive order comprises 42 seats of Autodesk’s Architectural Desktop purchased from cadcoevolution, the Belfast-based CAD software and solutions company.
Cadcoevolution won the order following a competitive tendering process, and together with a previous order of 17 seats, has supplied the new system for various sites throughout Northern Ireland. Construction Service deals with government building construction contracts on a day-to-day basis, commissioning new buildings, designing anything from minor extensions to new office buildings, and dealing with maintenance issues.
Barry Kennedy, IT Manager at Construction Service, said: “We were impressed that Cadcoevolution had a clear understanding of our business needs. Having a specialised CAD company in the locality helped us to make a quick decision. More importantly, I believe that the solution they are providing will help us improve efficiencies, saving time and resources over the coming months.”
Eamon Morgan, Corporate Sales Manager at cadcoevolution (NI), added: “We are proud to have supplied not only an excellent product, but also our own knowledge and experience to help the Department of Finance & Personnel. This implementation will undoubtedly make a quantifiable difference to the work being carried out by designers within Construction Service.” (MB)
The massive order comprises 42 seats of Autodesk’s Architectural Desktop purchased from cadcoevolution, the Belfast-based CAD software and solutions company.
Cadcoevolution won the order following a competitive tendering process, and together with a previous order of 17 seats, has supplied the new system for various sites throughout Northern Ireland. Construction Service deals with government building construction contracts on a day-to-day basis, commissioning new buildings, designing anything from minor extensions to new office buildings, and dealing with maintenance issues.
Barry Kennedy, IT Manager at Construction Service, said: “We were impressed that Cadcoevolution had a clear understanding of our business needs. Having a specialised CAD company in the locality helped us to make a quick decision. More importantly, I believe that the solution they are providing will help us improve efficiencies, saving time and resources over the coming months.”
Eamon Morgan, Corporate Sales Manager at cadcoevolution (NI), added: “We are proud to have supplied not only an excellent product, but also our own knowledge and experience to help the Department of Finance & Personnel. This implementation will undoubtedly make a quantifiable difference to the work being carried out by designers within Construction Service.” (MB)
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