CBL staff are 100% committed to quality and delivering the clients brief on time and within budget with sustainability at their heart.
CBL staff are 100% committed to quality and delivering the clients brief on time and within budget with sustainability at their heart.
Working with Veolia to replace the failing roof at Gillmoss Waste Transfer Station while maintaining operational activities over the busy 2020 Christmas period. This was achieved through the use of a Spanish-designed ‘Walk-on Netting’ system.
Contract Duration: 12 weeks
Client: Veolia ES Merseyside & Halton Ltd
Role: Principal Contractor
Veolia operates a state-of-the-art waste transfer facility minimising waste volumes and transferring non-recyclable waste to a facility that generates green electricity for use by the national grid, thus avoiding landfill and the associated negative environmental impact.
The renewal of the roof and structural supporting members, and disused ventilation stacks.
Contract Duration: 8 weeks
Client: ES Merseyside & Halton Ltd
Role: Principal Contractor
Veolia operate a household waste and recycling facility, removing recyclables from the general waste stream and turning the remaining non-recyclables into electricity for use by the national grid, thus avoiding landfill and the associated negative environmental impact.
CBL were required to replace the fire-damaged roof and structural elements above a busy working waste processing area without affecting the operational activities.
Utilising structural engineering disciplines to design a protective barrier for the workforce and live operational activities below. This was achieved by forming a physical crash-deck fixed to the underside of the existing roof structure.
90% of fire damaged materials were segregated and recycled. All new roofing materials were carefully sourced from manufacturers committed to achieving zero net carbon emissions.
Kent County Council awarded Veolia, the UK’s leading recycling and waste management company, the contract to treat 11,000 tonnes per year of municipal waste. This is part of the UK strategy to recycle, generate green electric and reduce landfill.
Contract Duration: 24 weeks
Client: ES (UK) Ltd
Role: Principal Contractor
Kent County Council awarded Veolia, the UK’s leading recycling and waste management company, the contract to treat 11,000 tonnes per year of municipal waste. This is part of the UK strategy to recycle, generate green electric and reduce landfill.
CBL was appointed as the design and build contractor to upgrade Veolia’s existing building to meet the Environment Agency’s requirements and Kent County Council’s contract award.
CBL undertook the works using internationally recognised sustainable construction methods to deliver Veolia a modern and energy efficient building to meet their sustainable contract requirements.
The building and operational use is now diverting materials previously sent to landfill for recycling and the production of renewable energy.
Working with Veolia at Brighton to install a new fire suppression system to the Waste Transfer Building.
Contract Duration: 11 weeks
Client: ES South Downs Ltd
Role: Principal Contractor
Veolia’s state-of-the-art Hollingdean Materials Recovery Facility sorts and bulks household waste from East Sussex and Brighton and Hove.
CBL were appointed to stabilise a vertical chalk face, install a new services road crossing and fire suppression system with works predominantly undertaken at night.
CBL undertook the required civil works using recognised sustainable methods of construction and recycled materials where possible. The Hollingdean Material Recovery Facility is part of a network of strategically placed facilities designed to increase recycling and recovery in East Sussex and Brighton and Hove. Brighton and Hove generates around 120,000 tonnes of household waste each year; the Material Recovery Facility and Waste Transfer Station facilities in Hollingdean cover a throughput of 160,000 tonnes a year to cope with this.