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Clare 2nd January 2024
Freyssinet won the Quality Award for works on Myton Swing Bridge at the Balfour Beatty UKCS Regional Civils Supply Chain Awards 2023 at end of December. Freyssinet Site Engineer Conor Cusack is pictured accepting the award from Stephen Semple, Balfour…
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Clare 26th December 2023
The National Highways plans for the £1.7bn road tunnel underneath the Stonehenge World Heritage Site are facing another hurdle in the High Court in December.
Clare 11th December 2023
Details of the proposed Mersey Tidal Barrage have been released by Liverpool Combined Authority. It would be the largest engineering project in the north west.
Clare 20th November 2023
A specialist tunnel boring technique was deployed by Northumbrian Water to avoid disrupting the 200-year old Bowes Railway Company Haulier site near Durham.
Clare 8th November 2023
A bascule bridge is a type of bridge that can be raised to provide clearance for waterway traffic, and is also referred to as a lifting bridge or a drawbridge.
Clare 13th October 2023
The Plessey Viaduct in Northumberland has been partially closed for urgent repairs on a moved parapet. It carries the east Coast Mainline over the River Blythe.
Clare 3rd October 2023
Under an ancient bylaw, a straw bundle must be dangled from London’s Thames crossings to warn river traffic work is being carried out and headroom is reduced.
Clare 29th September 2023
Freyssinet received two awards at the ICE West Midlands Awards in September – winning the Small Project Award, and highly commended in the Innovation category for the HS2 Marston Box Slide. Project Director Kevin Bennett and Project Manager Maria Teresa Sanchez Sanchez collected the…
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Clare 21st September 2023
Freyssinet was awarded Project of the Year 2023 up to £3 million by CECA Midlands for its works on the HS2 Marston Box Slide. Over Christmas 2022, the 85m long, 12,600t box structure was moved 165m into position to facilitate the…
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Clare 18th September 2023
Network Rail is embarking on a refurbishment of Sankey Viaduct in Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside, which opened in 1830 and is the world’s oldest railway viaduct.