Project Insights
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Will Rudd has engineered Scottish Water’s 1MW solar carport scheme. The Stepps installation combines 2,250 panels with drainage and structural work across a live operational site.
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Birmingham’s Tame Valley viaduct strengthening works are now fully complete. The scheme combined structural intervention, digital inspection, and constrained live-network delivery.
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Wellingborough School has now opened its new Gateway technology building. Bowmer + Kirkland and Pick Everard have delivered the first completed phase of the school’s long-term Project Copernicus campus masterplan.
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Jacobs AECOM will oversee MetroLink delivery and commissioning across Dublin. The joint venture will integrate with TII as the 19km metro moves towards construction, systems integration, and commissioning.
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Ventnor coastal defence investigations enter their second phase this month. Boreholes, trial pits, drainage checks, and marine surveys will inform the engineering options developed for the seafront.
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Tameside has approved 49 affordable homes at Britannia New Mill. Holmpatrick will replace the vacant Mossley factory with 32 social-rent flats and 17 shared-ownership houses.
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Mainmark has strengthened 77 new foundations at Tottenham Hale station. Engineered resin injection avoided excavation while work was completed in three shifts during tightly controlled rail possession windows.
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WarmtelinQ starts construction of Vondelingenplaat heat transfer station foundation works. Dura Vermeer and Equans are delivering the civil, structural, and technical systems needed to transfer residual heat and maintain network pressure.
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A12 widening has entered a visible construction phase in Gelderland. GelreGroen is forming additional lanes, extending concrete barriers, and beginning piling, sheet-piling, and junction works under the ViA15 programme.
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Leeds Station Gateway enters its final construction delivery phase now. Public realm, step-free access, and cycle-hub elements are expected to begin opening during October as lift installation and testing continue.