Case Studies

Delivering well maintained roads and value to the people of Devon

Devon County Council oversees the largest road network of any local authority in England, maintaining approximately 12,000 kilometres of local roads, including footways, cycleways and verges.

M Group Energy support design and installation of largest Ultra Rapid EV charging hub in Shropshire

M Group Energy supported our client, Be.EV, one of the fastest growing public electric vehicles charging network in the UK, in the design and construction of the largest EV Charging Hub in Shropshire.

M Group complete Bristol Temple Meads passenger shed refurbishment

M Group Rail & Aviation has completed the restoration of a major heritage site at Bristol Temple Meads station, delivered in partnership with Network Rail, as part of the CP7 Wales and Western framework.

Seven Sisters network reinforcement

After a Trunk Mains burst in Queen’s Drive in 2019 flooded properties and left residents without water, Thames Water decided to strengthen three major water pipes to prevent future incidents.

From lecture hall to construction site: Two placements working on Botley Bypass

This summer, Jacob Hattersley (University of Nottingham) and Jacob Dore (University of Bristol) joined M Group Highways for placements, with both describing the experience as eye opening.

Access to Witney: A40 slip road improvement scheme

Access to the A40 from the east of Witney was limited to eastbound on-slip and westbound off-slip resulting in all westbound traffic having to travel through the centre of the town, causing congestion and reduced air quality.

Runway repairs at Mount Pleasant Complex in the Falkland Islands

Our client selected M Group Rail & Aviation to deliver crucial runway repairs at Mount Pleasant Complex, a vital RAF airfield located on the Falkland islands.

Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) on Rosmead Street, Hull

We designed and installed a permeable highway solution featuring a Sustainable Drainage System (SuDS) on Rosmead Street, Hull. This project was part of the Living with Water (LwW) initiative, a £23 million investment aimed at mitigating surface water flooding for residents.

Portsdown sewage treatment works

The existing sewage treatment works at Portsdown Technology Park were unsuitable for managing growth in the area.

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