Gateway 14 road officially opens
The first road completed by Jackson on the Gateway 14 business park at Stowmarket in Suffolk has been officially opened.
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The first road completed by Jackson on the Gateway 14 business park at Stowmarket in Suffolk has been officially opened.
Working from the water for much of the project, the Jackson team overcame a number of engineering challenges to repair a 40m length of collapsed embankment along the tidal estuary of the River Crouch at Hullbridge in Essex.
Jackson was principal contractor on this high-profile scheme to construct a state-of-the-art canal barrier in Rotherham.
A pioneering project to boost the take-up of ultra-low carbon concrete in civil engineering and construction is underway.
Jackson is using hydrogen fuel cell technology to help power four of its site compounds in Northamptonshire this winter.
Jackson has completed work on a multi-million pound project to raise the height of a 30km flood bank on the Ouse Washes Flood Storage Reservoir in Norfolk and Cambridgeshire.
A state-of-the-art canal barrier that Jackson has constructed on behalf of Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council was officially opened last week.
The Jackson team used a series of innovative techniques to construct an eel pass next to the Grade II-listed Abbey Mill at Tewkesbury.
Jackson has started work on a £23.8million pound road building scheme in West Sussex.
A team from Jackson recently visited the headquarters of its supply chain partner Salix – a 26-acre wetland nursery at Croxton Park near Thetford in Norfolk.