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Highway Infrastructure

Safe, durable and sustainable roads that improve connectivity and support economic growth.

Overview

Building the roads that connect communities

Highway infrastructure covers the planning, design, construction and maintenance of roads for safe and efficient transport. We specialise in the design, construction and maintenance of roads, highways, bridges and related transport networks.

Our engineers, project managers and site teams use modern construction technology, quality materials and proven techniques to complete schemes on time, within budget and to the highest standards of safety and durability.

Timber crib retaining wall beside the M27
What we deliver

Highway works we undertake

Earthworks

Cut and fill, embankments, slope stabilisation and retaining structures.

Pavement construction

Sub-base, surfacing, kerbs and channels for new and widened carriageways.

Highway drainage

Gullies, chambers, filter drains, culverts and outfalls that keep roads safe.

Bridges & tunnels

Civil works for structures that carry and connect the network.

Traffic management

Works planned and delivered safely alongside live traffic.

Ancillary works & maintenance

Barriers, ducting, signage foundations and long-term maintenance.

From site

M27 Highway Works

Drainage, retaining walls, kerbs and earthworks delivered next to a live motorway.

Sheet piling along the M27 hard shoulderTwin-wall drainage pipes on sitePipe headwall constructionConcrete drainage channel

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Our approach

Infrastructure for today and tomorrow

  • Roads that meet today's transport needs and support the future development of communities
  • Safety, quality and durability built into every stage
  • Delivered on time and within budget
  • Long-lasting value for clients and stakeholders

Planning a highway scheme?

Talk to us about delivery, programme and controls for your next road project.

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