Stratford Waterfront forms a central element of East Bank, a landmark £1.1 billion cultural and educational development at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Designed to become London’s next major cultural destination, Stratford Waterfront brings together world-renowned institutions including the V&A East, Sadler’s Wells, BBC, and London College of Fashion. Evans by Shay Murtagh was appointed to […]
Baffinland Iron Mines Corporation (Baffinland)’s Mary River mine site on Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada is one of the most northern mines in the world. Amongst the richest iron ore deposits ever discovered, the Mary River Property consists of nine-plus high-grade iron ore deposits that can be mined, crushed, and screened into marketable products. Baffinland Iron […]
In an era of rising sea levels and increasingly severe weather events, a robust, long-term solution was required to safeguard the railway and the town of Dawlish in Devon. BAM was awarded the contract by Network Rail to complete the 415m second phase of the sea wall, including improvements at Dawlish station, a new Colonnade […]
Shay Murtagh is proud to be a part of the Heads of the Valley Expansion Project, a £500 million project located in Aberdare, Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales. The project is being executed by FCC, a Welch-Spanish Consortium, and funded by Meridiam. This project is crucial for the improvement of mobility and connectivity in Wales and […]
A thirty million pound contract for the improvement and expansion of a waste water treatment works. Awarded to Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB) in 2018. The work, due for completion in late Autumn of this year. Yorkshire Water’s plans to modernise the water treatment process at Saltend, near Hull, is a major part of its policy […]
The high rise tower blocks that are now the main feature of The Isle of Dogs sparkle with glass, steel and granite. Those blocks contain some of the most prestigious addresses in the United Kingdom. Canary Wharf is now arguably the financial centre of London. With some of the biggest names in banking and associated […]
Geosystems provided a HexLok solution to Dawnus Construction for the Tonkalili Iron Ore mine in Sierra Leone. In 2010 Dawnus commenced a series of projects for Africa Minerals (AML) including roads, foundations and related infrastructure for the facility and crushing plant. Geosystems designed and manufactured two HexLok reinforced soil tip walls. The first composite concrete […]
Geosystems were awarded the contract to manufacture and deliver a precast HexLok system for reinforced earth walls in the Shetland Islands. The panels were 150mm thick and each weighed 0.9T. The retaining walls were constructed in two tiers with heights varying between 6 and 9m.The project was completed in two phases and 9000 panels were […]
Geosystems designed and manufactured a GridLok system for the Morris-Sisk Consortium for works taking place on the N11 road from Newtown Mount Kennedy to Ballynabarny. The congested two lane trunk road was improved in several places to provide four lanes in compliance with modern motorway standards. For several sections embankments up to 13M high were […]
Geosystems were commissioned to create a 122M train tunnel for Mowlem who were contracted by Network Rail and the Highways Agency/Welsh Assembly to create a by-pass road around the town of Cwm, nestled in the Ebbw Fach valley in South Wales. The new road crossed the railway line at a skewed angle which required a […]