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Lidl GB had acquired the ex-Waitrose store in Wollaton and needed it cleared of all remaining equipment, furniture and fixtures. A hand-over date to demolition contractors was fixed for the 25th May to start the transformation into a brand new Lidl store.

NCM was appointed on the 1st May and working to extremely tight timescales, the team pulled out all the stops to survey, catalogue and publish the online auction in just five days.

The auction ran for nine days, featuring a total of 270 lots, with over 90% of lots sold by the auction end.

NCM’s on-site team managed the collections process flawlessly, operating strict pre-booked collection time slots and adhering to social distancing rules given the COVID-19 outbreak.

The new Lidl store is expected to open later this year.

Even when time or social practices aren’t on your side, it still pays to look at professional asset disposal services versus demolition.

NCM Auctions are specialists at large-scale site clearance projects, removing the hassle and maximising the return of any saleable assets that would otherwise be lost to landfill.

Take a more ethical and sustainable approach to site clearance projects and speak to a member of our team to see how we can help.