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Case Studies

Refurbishment of Combwich Wharf for Hinkley Point C

Combwich Wharf on the River Parrett was originally constructed for Hinkley Point B in the 1960s. With Hinkley Point C requiring the delivery of large components, including 450-tonne reactor vessels, the aging wharf needed to be refurbished for renewed use.

Exceeding Customer Side Leakage targets with Thames Water

Each year, our team investigates around 6,000 potential leaks and repairs 2,500–3,000 where leakage is proven.

Delivering sustainable infrastructure in Suffolk: Europa Way Link Road

Suffolk County Council commissioned M Group Highways to build the Europa Way Link Road to the west of Ipswich town centre.

Innovative flood mitigation and water quality solutions at Botley

Our M Group civil engineering team were working to deliver substantial engineering works as part of the Botley Bypass project, partnering with Hampshire County Council.

Preserving the Hamble’s aquatic ecosystems while delivering critical piling works at Botley Bypass

Our M Group civil engineering team were working to deliver substantial engineering works as part of the Botley Bypass project, partnering with Hampshire County Council.

Highway improvements for sustainable travel at Banbury Railway Station

Banbury Railway Station is a key transport hub in Oxfordshire, serving thousands of passengers daily. To promote sustainable travel and improve connectivity, Oxfordshire County Council selected M Group Highways civils projects team to deliver a programme of highways upgrades around the station.

MWorkS work management solution for meter installation

Thames Water needed a fully managed service to deliver three smart metering programmes. In order to effectively manage the volumes of work and deliver excellent customer service, a bespoke work management system was needed.

New main at Fort Halstead

To prepare for future development, we’re working to install a new 355mm High performance polyethylene (HPPE) reinforcement main for the new homes. 90mm pipework is also being laid to service supplies to the new and pre-existing residents.

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.

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