Retail & Roadside Construction

MSB delivers turnkey retail and roadside developments - from convenience stores and drive-thru units to the groundworks, drainage and highway works that come with them.

How we help

Retail and roadside sites usually mean coordinating several trades and, often, a national brand's own fit-out team on one site. MSB manages the enabling works, S278 highway works, structural steel, masonry and specialist glazing as one turnkey programme, working alongside third-party fit-out contractors where the brand requires it.

New Tesco Express & KFC Retail Development

Brockworth, UK

MSB Group delivered the new Tesco Express and KFC in Brockworth through a comprehensive turnkey construction programme. Works included enabling works, deep drainage installation, service relocations, Section 278 highway works and full foundation packages across the development, alongside installation of structural steel and reinforced concrete slabs supporting the new retail building.

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Completed Tesco Express and KFC retail development built by MSB Group UK, Brockworth

Frequently asked questions

Does MSB handle Section 278 highway works as part of a retail development?

Yes - S278 highway works, deep drainage and service relocations were all delivered as part of the Tesco Express & KFC development in Brockworth.

Can MSB deliver both the retail unit and the associated groundworks and drainage?

Yes, these are delivered as one coordinated programme rather than separate contracts.

Can MSB coordinate with a brand's own fit-out contractor, like Tesco or KFC's teams?

Yes - on the Brockworth development, MSB delivered the structural steel and shell for Tesco while coordinating masonry works for the adjacent KFC unit, working alongside each brand's own specification.

What kind of retail buildings has MSB built?

MSB's retail experience to date centres on a turnkey convenience-retail and drive-thru development (Tesco Express & KFC). We're upfront that this is currently a single reference project rather than a broad retail portfolio.