The three-year partnership forms part of the contractor's plans to build half of its annual 2,000 homes using off-site techniques, while also reducing reliance on on-site trades.
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In addition, Fusion Building Systems will provide light-gauge steel frames.
Willmott Dixon's Residential Construction Chief Operating Officer, Charlie Scherer, said: "This is an important step in our strategy to provide a high quality product that utilises all the benefits of factory-made systems while also reducing our exposure to the labour price escalation we've seen in recent years.
"We aim to be building 1,000 homes a year by 2017 using systems provided by Robertson and Fusion, with the consistent quality also aiding our zero defects strategy."
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