March Photography Competition Winner
The winner of the Barhale March Photography Competition is Michal Thomann (Project Manager, Eastern Region) with this great shot of the Stow Fen Pumping Station site. Well done Michal!
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Barhale’s response to COVID-19
In the face of the developing COVID-19 situation, the teams at Barhale are working tirelessly to help mitigate the effect and help maintain the resilience of our national infrastructure, whilst safeguarding our people. Following current government guidelines and in consultation with clients and suppliers, Barhale has decided to suspend all activities deemed non-essential by our …
First deployment of collapsible shield accelerates emergency works at Hersham
A new approach to tunnel shielding is allowing Barhale to tackle challenging emergency works at Hersham in Surrey despite restrictive access, adverse weather conditions and a tight timeframe. The civil engineering and infrastructure specialist has been brought in by Skanska, MWH and Balfour Beatty (SMB), delivery partner for Thames Water’s eight2O alliance, to repair a …
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February Photography Competition Winner
The winner of the Barhale February Photography Competition is Laura Duddy (Marketing Executive, BCS Group) with this great shot of a digging shield manufactured by the BCS Group Fabrications team. Well done Laura!
Barhale wins Edmonton ERF work
Civil engineering and infrastructure specialist Barhale has been awarded the contract for the design, supply, construction and commissioning of sewer diversion works in the first steps towards the construction of the replacement Energy Recovery Facility (ERF) in Edmonton. The North London Waste Authority has confirmed that under the £4.9m (€5.8m) deal Barhale will carry out …
Barhale engaging with refugees and migrants contributing to the Scottish Economy
Barhale has been delighted to participate in a series of small facilitated focus groups with The Bridges Programmes, the Scottish Refugee Council and the Department of Work and Pensions to discuss the contribution of refugees and migrants to the Scottish economy. This forms part of the wider work that The Bridges Programme do to implement the …
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First Time WwTW for East Sussex community delivers wider sustainability promise
A first time waste water treatment works (WwTW) for the village and community of Mountfield in East Sussex will also yield a significant environmental and biodiversity dividend. Under Southern Water’s AMP6 capital works programme, the £3 million project was awarded to BTU and delivered by Barhale as part of the AMP6 joint venture. The WwTW, together …
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Children invited to get creative for hoarding competition
Children are being invited to get creative as part of a competition launched by the Midland Metro Alliance. Members of the alliance’s Engagement and Skills Team have set up the Careers in Construction contest to help encourage school children to be a part of the Metro extension works currently taking place in Birmingham city centre. …
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Milestone reached on Birmingham Westside Metro extension as track installed at Five Ways underpass
The first stretch of tram track has been laid in Five Ways underpass as construction of the West Midlands Metro extension to Edgbaston continues at pace. About 100 metres of track has been installed in the underpass, which closed to traffic in late spring 2019 to allow the Metro works to take place. It means …
January Photography Competition Winner
The winner of the Barhale January Photography Competition is Sam Blackburn (Site Engineer, Southern Region) with this great shot of a key milestone achieved at Tideway’s Barn Elms site, the team successfully lowering the pipe-jacking machine into the shaft at the end of January. Well done Sam!