Advanced Manufacturing Park

Their 73,000 sq ft unit, will serve as a major European Solutions Integration Centre, bringing together several operational processes under one roof, including technology lab services and office functions.

[6] In November it was announced that Italian steel company Danieli will be building a new 47,000sq ft head office, research base and distribution facility at the AMP.

[7] In October it was revealed that Technicut, the UK’s largest cutting tool manufacturer, would move into a purpose-built 86,000 sq.ft unit on the AMP.

[9] In January 2021 it was announced that the management of Castings Technology International Ltd had undertaken a buyout of the business from the University of Sheffield.

The building, funded by the Homes and Communities Agency, includes specialist office and workshop spaces.

[17] In March 2014 Rotherham Council announced a £4.3 million deal that will enable development to begin at the R-evolution @ The AMP scheme.

[20] During the summer of 2013 The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) announced its acquisition of Castings Technology International (Cti).

As part of the agreement, the staff, buildings and assets of Cti and Titanium Castings UK Ltd (TCUK), including the ongoing research work, commercial contracts and consultancy were transferred to become a University of Sheffield subsidiary company.

The first houses were offered for sale following a launch event with England 1966 football hero Gordon Banks in September 2012.

[25] 2009 saw the completion of an extension to the AMP Technology Centre, doubling the lettable office and workshop space.

[26] The Rolls-Royce "Factory of the Future with Boeing" was built as part of the University of Sheffield's Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC).

[28] Yorkshire Forward completed the construction of the main wing of the AMP Technology Centre, 27,000 sq ft (2,500 m2) of offices and workshops to cater for small high-growth companies in the Advanced Manufacturing and Materials sector.

The building was officially opened in November by three-time Formula 1 World Champion Sir Jackie Stewart.