The sustainable approach to delivery taken by our AmeySRM JV team on the A533 Expressway Replacement Bridge Scheme has seen the project honoured with an international Green Apple Environment Award.
The award is the latest in a string of plaudits for the project, which involved replacing an aging bridge over the M56 near Runcorn in Cheshire for National Highways.
The scheme is a shining example of how through our design and procurement and the development of a collaborative culture across all project partners we are able to deliver sustainable infrastructure which aligns to both our client's and our own sustainability requirements.
From the outset, the team’s aim was to deliver the project as sustainably as possible, with minimum disruption, limiting congestion and in line with the client’s Zero Carbon Roadmap.
The various measures introducing during the project resulted in an overall carbon saving of 1,029.7t Co2e.
Highlights included:
From the pioneering railways and viaducts of the Victorian era constructed by our founder, we continue to build on our legacy of infrastructure projects with the delivery of today’s essential highway and rail networks.
Sir Sadiq Khan was on hand to open a new park at Tooting's Springfield Village, where we were responsible for constructing new mental health and wider estate facilities
Hexham Hospital and Farringdon Row MSCP winners at Constructing Excellence North East Awards 2025
Our Align JV builds tunnel extensions for HS2 to stop sonic booms from 200mph trains entering the 10-mile Chiltern Tunnel.
IHP uses Buildots’ AI to boost efficiency on Nottingham’s £105M NHS rehabilitation centre, driving data-led construction progress.
Project Manager, Eugene McCormick, outlines the technical and operational challenges of working on an iconic London landmark
Construction of the new Electric Arc Furnace at Port Talbot begins.
