At Bladestar Renewables, we don’t shout about every win. But this one’s worth a bit of noise.
We’re proud to announce that Bladestar has been added to the ScottishPower Renewables framework of approved contractors. This marks a significant milestone for our team, our work, and the future of wind turbine blade repair across the UK.
This is a real vote of confidence in how we operate: high standards, no shortcuts, and a track record of delivering exceptional results in some of the most demanding conditions the industry can offer.
What Does the Framework Mean?
Scottish Power Renewables, one of the largest renewable energy operators in the UK, maintains some of the most complex and expansive wind assets in the country. Their contractor framework is made up of a select group of companies chosen through a rigorous tender process — where technical capability, safety record, and delivery track record all play a critical role.
To be selected is to meet (and exceed) some of the highest benchmarks in the industry.
And that’s exactly what we did.
What Kind of Work Will We Be Doing?
Thanks to our standout technical score during the tender process, Bladestar is likely to be called in for large-scale structural blade repairs. The kind of work where experience matters just as much as engineering.
These are the jobs where the margin for error is tight, the stakes are high, and the conditions can change by the hour. It’s work that demands real-world judgment, technical expertise, and a team who knows what it takes to deliver — without compromise.
In other words: it’s exactly what we’re built for.
Why This Matters
Landing a place on the ScottishPower Renewables framework is a big commercial milestone for us. But it’s more than that… It’s also a statement about who we are and where we’re going.
It’s a chance for Bladestar to bring our world-class blade repair services to one of the UK’s largest and most respected energy operators. It also reflects the confidence the wider industry has in our ability to deliver quality, safely, at scale.
And we don’t take that lightly.
As a company based in the central belt of Scotland, this one feels particularly close to home. The opportunity to work on some of the biggest wind farms in the UK, right on our doorstep, makes this a proud moment for the whole team.
What Set Us Apart
There’s no shortage of blade repair companies out there. But when it comes to complex structural repairs, our track record speaks for itself.
We’ve built a reputation for handling large-scale projects with care, precision, and consistency. Our real-world experience has helped us stand out during the selection process.
This industry moves fast. Framework agreements like this don’t just go to the cheapest or fastest — they go to the teams who can be trusted to get the job done right, again and again.
We’re proud to be one of them.
A Moment to Reflect
There’s a lot of pride in the team right now. We’ve been working toward this for a long time, and everyone, from the technicians on the ropes to the people managing logistics behind the scenes, knows just how much it’s taken to get here.
As one of our directors put it:
“We are bursting with pride to get this contract over the line, and it means a lot to us within Bladestar. We have been going from strength to strength over the years, and this further evidences the direction we are headed as a company.”
The team is already gearing up to hit the ground running!
What’s Next?
This framework agreement opens up new doors and will help shape how we continue to evolve as a company.
It means new jobs, new challenges, and new opportunities to prove what we already know: that Bladestar can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the biggest in the business.
If you’re a client, a technician, or just someone who cares about the future of wind energy in the UK, keep an eye on this space. We’ll be sharing updates from the field as we go — and showing exactly what makes Bladestar different.
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