£2.75m contract wins for CPUK civils and remediation

Three new contract wins have given the civils and remediation team at Construction Partnership UK its biggest workload in years.

The three new deals with Urban Splash, Homes England and Willmott Dixon and Genr8 are worth a combined £2.75m, They take the turnover of the Skelmersdale company's specialised division to more than £5m.

The first of the projects is an £850,000 contract working towards the a 200,000 sq ft retail and leisure redevelopment at Rochdale Riverside.

CPUK will clear the site for the breaking and crushing of surfacing and concrete slabs and the removal of relic foundations to a depth of 3 or 4 metres in places.

In Birmingham, a contract is enabling work to begin on the ambitious canalside housing regeneration project, Port Loop. CPUK is handling the design, construction and completion of civil engineering works to enable the start of the first phase of the 207 home development.

Another residential development will go ahead in Cannock after CPUK Civils and Remediation completes a £325,000 contract with Homes England to clean up former industrial land where 116 new homes are set to be built. CPUK Civils and Remediation was established in late 2014, headed by Jack Rowley, who has more than 25 years’ experience in heavy civils and remediation. The subsidiary company allows CPUK to offer a full construction and development service to its clients from demolition and site remediation to building work.