Construction of a new winter maintenance depot on a heavily contaminated 23,000m² brownfield site on the east side of Glasgow city.
Project Overview
The construction of a new winter maintenance depot on a heavily contaminated 23,000m² brownfield site on the east side of Glasgow city, including the construction of a large diameter outfall storm water pipeline across live carriageways.
Works involved significant earthworks cut / fill in heavily contaminated soils, which included asbestos fibres. These works were carried out under a controlled watching brief with a supporting asbestos analyst. We also carried out soft ground improvement techniques, surface water drainage, foul drainage, utility ducting, a 1,200m³ SUDS attenuation pond, a landscape screening berm, boundary fencing, reinforced concrete walls, a reinforced air entrained concrete slab, and permeable paved car parks (16,500m²).
Key Features
- Construction and environmental management of earthworks operations
- Advanced targeted site investigation with materials sampling and analysis
- Controlled excavation, segregation and on site testing
Project Team
Client:BEAR Scotland
Structural Engineer:
Jacobs Engineering
Project Details
Contract Value:€4.0 Million
Floor Area:
23,000m²
Duration:
8 months
Location:
Scotland