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W.H. Bence (Coachworks)

Designs and builds specialist mobile vehicles and trailers, such as medical CT units and command vehicles, for NHS and emergency services

Yate, United KingdomFounded 1983whbence.co.ukWebsite technologies

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About W.H. Bence (Coachworks)

W.H. Bence (Coachworks) designs, fabricates, paints and services bespoke mobile spaces built on vehicles and trailers. Its listed capabilities include vehicle body building, electrical installation, carpentry, commercial paint spraying, branding and livery, and ICT installation for its command units.

Its customers include NHS and private healthcare providers, emergency services and motor racing teams. Its published projects include a mobile CT unit for London's Royal Free Hospital, a Siemens hybrid-powered mobile CT and a Philips expandable MRI unit in Hull. The company is headquartered in Yate, near Bristol, at Great Western Business Park, and operates a manufacturing facility there.

The business was founded in 1983 by James Brown and is led by its founder and family members, including Oliver Brown as Managing Director. The company describes itself as having over 35 years' experience in building bespoke mobile spaces.

Product: Custom-built mobile medical, command and specialist vehicle and trailer units, with design, fabrication, spraying and service support.

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