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As a Principal Contractor of Network Rail, Covanburn has built up considerable experience and skill in rail infrastructure work.

The company has been awarded Frameworks for Fencing, Surfacing, Civils and Building, competing with 55 other contractors to be selected for the Civils and Building framework.

Over these frameworks, we have been involved in the Edinburgh to Glasgow Improvement Programme (EGIP) on projects such as the surfacing of Haymarket Station, and the construction of new platforms at Croy and Polmont stations.

We are also key partners with Siemens on major signaling projects on Polmadie and Rutherglen Resignalling (PARR), Motherwell North Signalling Renewals (MNSR) and Stirling Dunblane and Alloa (SDA) projects.

Rail contractor work carried out by Covanburn Contracts.

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