Mansfield Town Football Club are pleased to announce the renewal of the club's partnership with NAPIT as a Bronze Partner for the 2026/27 season. Headquartered in Mansfield, NAPIT is one of the UK's largest government-approved, UKAS-accredited certification bodies and training providers for the building services sector.
Supporting electricians, installers and other skilled trades, NAPIT helps businesses demonstrate their competence, remain compliant with industry standards and access expert technical support and training. As a Mansfield-based organisation, NAPIT's continued support of the Stags reflects its commitment to the local community.
The partnership will also see NAPIT continue to work alongside the club's Academy, helping to promote career opportunities within the trades to youth players. NAPIT commercial and compliance director Stephen Melton said: “We're delighted to be continuing our partnership with Mansfield Town after such a positive first season. As a Mansfield-based organisation, we’ve thoroughly enjoyed supporting our local club and we're proud to be backing the Stags once again.
“Many of our members and staff colleagues are Stags supporters themselves, so it's a partnership that means a lot to us. We're looking forward to another successful season together and continuing to engage with supporters and the wider local community.”
Mansfield Town's head of commercial, Michael Bradley, added: “We're really happy to be continuing our partnership with NAPIT. They're a fantastic local organisation with a national reputation, so it's great to have their support once again.
“NAPIT plays an important role in helping local electricians, installers and businesses gain recognised certification and improve their skills, so they're an organisation that makes a real difference across the industry. We look forward to working together again throughout the 2026/27 season.”
To find out more about NAPIT and the services it offers, visit their website here.
League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 10th in League One, 65 pts, 16W-17D-13L from 46 games, recent form WDWWD.
