Waste soil accounts for more than one-quarter of the UK’s waste. Figures from Defra show that 29 million tonnes of waste soil are produced annually in the construction industry. Throughout
We have a vision to make contaminated land reusable again by using our innovative and sustainable solutions. Since our beginnings in 2006, we have been involved in small and large-scale
During monitoring of the site clearance works for the Moycullen Bypass, Himalayan Knotweed was identified at numerous locations throughout the planned road upgrade route. A series of invasive species surveys
The NI Water Headquarters site in Belfast had a significant Japanese Knotweed (JKW) infestation. The client wanted to expand upon the water treatment infrastructure at the site and therefore the
The Office of Public Works is building a new Border Control Post, Terminal 7, to provide the necessary infrastructure at Rosslare Europort to conform with Customs, sanitary, phytosanitary (SPS) and
Japanese Knotweed is an invasive plant that grows rapidly and poses significant challenges to any natural environment where it is present. As one of the biggest public enemies, it also
We hope that Easter and these sunny days brought peace and happiness in your life. Easter is a time of joy, hope and renewal. It signifies new beginnings and the
What beautiful scenery: we are starting to see the first rays of sunshine, the sun can finally comfort us during the walks by the ocean, the birds are singing, and
With a budget of over £117 million, Northern Spire Bridge is one of the biggest civil engineering projects in UK in recent history. During the construction, Farrans Construction faced unexpected
The Department for Infrastructure Northern Ireland faced a big problem that could have caused delays in starting the work for the A6 – Dungiven to Drumahoe Dual Carriageway. We are
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