Following our successful completion of Phases 1 and 2 we were awarded Phase 3 works which included more concrete slabs to extend their yard further along with ducting, fencing, street lighting and completion of the drainage system and a packaged pump station.
Dura Composites main operations base in Telford Road required major improvements and extensions to their external storage areas. Amicus were contracted to excavate and infill a number of large gaps between existing concrete slabs to maximise and improve the storage facility.
This was a small project for Toppesfield which we managed and delivered for them effectively as main contractor with Toppesfield undertaking the surfacing element. Brookwood Cemetery is the largest in the UK.
This small project was completed in collaboration with Browne and involved the refurbishment of a New River pedestrian bridge which was in dire need of repair and improvement.
This small project was completed in collaboration with Browne and involved the refurbishment of a New River pedestrian bridge which was in dire need of repair and improvement.
Amicus undertook this project for KKB which involved a new road connecting Manor Royal with the A2011 dual carriageway.
We were asked to price and mobilise for this project in the space of a week to ensure the client met their piling commencement date.
We collaborated with Browne on this project to refurbish this bridge over the New River. The bridge was in a bad state of repair and had sections closed off and it had become unsafe to remain open to the general public.
For this project we achieved accreditation to RISQS to undertake works adjacent to the railway. This project was an enormous challenge as the site was approximately 1 mile from the nearest road and was within an ancient woodland allocated SSSI status.
This small scheme required the works to be sensitively planned as it was undertaken within the SSSI area at Landguard Point in Felixstowe. We also had a watching brief with a local archaeologist during the excavation work.
