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As an island, the UK has many marine structures that are an important part of the infrastructure for communication, trade, defense and leisure. These structures are often constructed of steel and reinforced concrete and because they exist in a very aggressive environment, require regular maintenance.
Project:
Alexandra Docks
Value:
£1.8 Million
Scope of Works:
Extensive hydro-demolition works and replacement of corroded steel
Concrete repair & spray concrete
Project:
Bournemoth Pier
Value:
£800,000
Scope of Works:
Survey and identification of defective and damaged concrete. Removal of concrete by hydro-demolition.
Coating the reinforcement with a corrosion inhibiting primer
Installation of Sacrificial Anodes
Application of dry spray concrete over cutout concrete areas
Project:
Centenary Quay
Value:
£190,000
Scope of Works:
Carry out repairs identified by client to existing dock structure
Waterproof deck of quay
Install a sacrificial anode cathodic protection scheme along the lengths of North Quay and Centenary Quay
Project:
Milford Haven Jetty
Value:
£500,000
Scope of Works:
Structural Cleaning
Survey & Structural Testing
Concrete Repairs to Beams, Piles, Joints & Cracks
Anode Installation
Cathodic Protection Commissioning
Removal of Redundant Pipe Work
Firemain Replacement
Installation of Bird Netting
Alexandra Docks | Bournemoth Pier | Centenary Quay | Milford Haven Jetty
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