M&N scope of works included: Completion of demolition works on site to basement walls and floor slabs Importing of 500m3 of piling matt Pile attendance for the duration of piling works Installation of groundforce flying shores Bulk excavation and removal off site of 16,000m3 of material including 3,000m3 of contaminated Material. This project was undertaken […]
Waterfront South Central, which is being developed by Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE), involves the construction of 3 no. commercial office buildings and will transform Dublin’s North Docklands. It will see the development of Citi’s new European bank headquarters. The nine-storey future home of Citi in Ireland will come complete with roof terraces overlooking the
M&N scope of works: Site strip and removal off site of 20,000m3 spoil Excavation of structural pads and installation of concrete blinding Installation of all underground site infrastructure including service ducting and drainage – both foul and surface water M&N worked to a very time sensitive program on this project, as the duration from commencement
M&N were appointed by Glenveagh Homes Ltd as PSCS to carry out the Earthworks and Civil Engineering works for Grey Abbey View in Kildare. The scope of works included: The establishment of the site compound and project offices including, wheel wash and weigh bridge facilitates, full time road sweeping on local roads, plant storage and
M&N’s PSCS role included the construction of a 3.2-kilometer foul drainage line, manholes, and associated drainage systems, all compliant with Irish Water (IW) standards. The depths reached up to 8 meters, necessitating rock breaking in trenches amounting to 4,500m3 at significant depths. The initial phase involved setting up the compound and site facilities to accommodate
M&N undertook this intricate project within a live pharmaceutical plant, focusing on bulk excavation as part of the enabling works package. The excavated material was diligently managed, with disposal carried out offsite via trucks at various locations (IMS Naul, Ballynagran and Enva Portlaoise), each determined by material classification and agreed upon in advance with relevant