Leading turnkey contracting company RVC Ltd is celebrating its 30th anniversary as providers of mechanical and electrical engineering solutions. To mark the occasion, a gala dinner was held at the Montekristo Wine Vaults for several key stakeholders in the industry, as well as clients, architects and consultants.
Established in 1981 by father Emmanuel and son Raymond Vella, RVC Ltd. today employs over 40 highly skilled workers, offering complete and integrated solutions to clients in need of turnkey electrical and mechanical building services. The company’s core business includes importation of high quality trade materials, electrical installations, mechanical installations, as well as providing complete electrical, mechanical and Extra-Low Voltage (ELV) solutions for major development projects. Clients range from five star hotels to state-of-the-art factories and luxury residential complexes.
At present, the company is venturing into the manufacturing of in-house ventilation ductwork, emergency power supplies to the industry during power failures, supplying electricity supply modules to electric cars. It has also introduced a new business sector – kinetic light – to provide entertainment and event lighting including special effects for concerts, musicals, conferences, parties and other tailor-made event lighting solutions. The company is also setting its sights on overseas expansion and more agency representations for trade materials.
While thanking the guests for joining him in the celebrations, Chairman Ray Vella said that 30 years is a significant milestone for any business and it is with considerable pride that the company celebrates the achievements and hard work carried out since its founding.
“We work hard to uphold our core values while treasuring innovation and embracing the latest market developments. This has played a substantial part in building our reputation as a pioneering company within this field. Our commitment to excellence is the foundation on which our company is built and we intend to continue strengthening and building on it in the years to come,” Mr Vella said.