£750,000 raise for Hull prop-tech firm behind high rise Building Safety Act compliance platform
A Hull tech business that helps owners of high-rise buildings to meet strict new safety rules has secured further major funding.
Bimense’s platform helps companies comply with the Building Safety Act, which aims to improve safety in the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster. It is being introduced in phases since coming into law last year. A £750,000 injection from NPIF – Mercia Equity Finance will enable the company to add new features to its Operance platform in response to the latest measures.
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