Location: Littlehampton, Hampshire
Contractor name: NewtownStewart Ltd
Project description: Pro Mech installed a large crate system on the main A259 bypass in Littlehampton, with live traffic in close proximity. Complex works, traffic streams and night deliveries were navigated to accommodate the client’s needs.
Location: East Sussex
Contractor name: n/a
Project description: Pro Mech provided the design for a prop cantilever as part of the installation of a large tank on this site. The design needed to adhere to the stringent minimum clearance requirements set by the customer.
Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire
Contractor name: Gold Max
Project description: Pro Mech supported with a brace system to enable the installation of a large pump station at 8.5m deep on the Hills project in North Oxford.
Location: London, Greater London
Contractor name: Red Parrot
Project description: Pro Mech provided an excavation design service, ahead of the installation of a new concrete holding tank at a major London water treatment works site.
Location: Southampton, Hampshire
Contractor name: n/a
Project description: Pro Mech installed a large crate system at a new Southampton FC training ground facility. It involved a mix of the 300 Series Atlas Frame and Double Acting Brace, designed “back to back”, to accommodate the complex drainage plan.
Location: Southampton, Hampshire
Contractor name: BCT
Project description: Pro Mech installed braces using a MOVAX and interlocking sheet piles in difficult ground conditions, on a project to install a large water tank for a new housing development.
Location: Surrey
Contractor name: Gold Max
Project description: A new industrial park pumping station required drainage infrastructure. As part of the project, Pro Mech installed two large manhole rings using GU13 interlocking Sheet Piles, working in difficult ground conditions with a high-water table.
Location: London, Greater London
Contractor name: Red Parrot
Project description: Pro Mech supported with the installation of a manhole, in the middle of two London skyscrapers. Designed for maximum surcharge, it required 5 x Atlas 300 series frames stacked closely together.