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Culvert Renewals Between Arrochar and Ardlui

Requirements The overall project included a total of 10 existing culverts which were principally located on the line between Arrochar and Crainlarich, and 1 located near Shotts. Each culvert had been assessed as requiring replacement or renewal of the existing…

James, the Covanburn Budgie

The Covanburn team had their own Pet Rescue moment this month.

Infill of Redundant Rail Bridge at Drumbuie

Contracted by AMCO Rail to infill the existing rail bridge over the now disused rail line at Drumbuie.

Renewal of Culvert at Beinn Dorain

Renewal of Culvert at Beinn Dorain, a fireclay pipe culvert located on the West Highland Line (WHL).

Polmadie Down Holding Sidings, Glasgow

Design and build of a new train servicing facility for Alstom at their Polmadie Depot in Glasgow.

Kilmarnock Station Roof Canopy

Replacement of the existing glass canopy at Kilmarnock Train Station.

Carstairs Maintenance Delivery Unit

Upgrade to an existing Network Rail depot at Carstairs.

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