TPS are often subcontracted to install site compounds as part of larger packages of work, however we also offer our compound installation / decommissioning services independently.
TPS provide an all-inclusive service, from vegetation clearance, earthworks cut & fill, disposal, drainage & ducting, preparation of formation, in-situ testing to confirm adequacy of design and import / installation of hardstand including geotextiles / geogrids where required.
We appreciate that compound installations often require a quick turnaround, and our depth of resources allows us the flexibility to accommodate this.
We also have experience in removal and treatment of invasive species, where we have partnered with specialists to provide our clients with strategic and economical solutions.
Various Bridge Repair compounds
Employer: Various
Main Contractor: Balvac
Form of Subcontract: NEC3 Option B
Value: £250k (combined)
Description:
TPS have worked with Balvac (a subsidiary of Balfour Beatty) to complete the compound set-ups and decommissioning associated with Various Bridge repair projects.
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HS2 Compounds
Employer: HS2
Main Contractor: Balfour Beatty
Form of Subcontract: NEC3 Option A
Value: £400k
Description:
High Speed Two (HS2) is the Government’s proposal for a new, high speed north-south railway. The proposal is being taken forward in phases: Phase One will connect London with Birmingham and the West Midlands. Phase 2a will extend the route to Crewe. Phase 2b will extend the route to Manchester, Leeds and beyond (the ‘Proposed Scheme’).
As part of the enabling works for the above scheme. Balfour Beatty were contracted to set up several compounds across the Northwest to facilitate the site investigation works.
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Manchester Smart Motorways
Employer: Highways Agency
Main Contractor: Manchester Smart Motorways
Value: £500,000.00
Contract: NEC Option B Subcontract.
Description:
Construction of 2 temporary Satellite compounds at Junctions 12 & 19 of the M60.
The compound at J12 was the smaller of the two and involved adapting and extending existing hard surfaces to form parking and cabin areas and the provision of a GRP substation including base.
The Junction 19 compound was a completely new facility with an access constructed off the existing roundabout A large vehicle parking area, cabin and welfare zone along with materials storage and waste disposal temporary storage area was constructed including earthworks shaping granular pavement foundation, drainage, ducting, paving and edgings. The works where carried out between November 2015 and March 2015 ready for the permanent construction works to commence in spring 2015.
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