Civil Engineering
We have significant Infrastructure Engineering and civil engineering experience in delivering various disciplines on many high profile projects.
Infrastructure Works
Widley recognised as a leading, national Bulk Earthworks Contractor, our expertise incorporate a wide variety of Infrastructure and Civil Engineering specialisations for which we have significant experience in delivering various disciplines on many high profile projects; spanning Transportation, Education, Healthcare, Agricultural, Commercial, Industrial and Local Authority sectors.
Our core Earthworks provisions are focussed on Cut and Fill, Basement Excavations, Aggregate supply and lay, Piling Mat installations, Reduce Level-Dig operations and Topsoil Strips to finished levels.
Other Infrastructure and Civil Engineering work we undertake, but are not limited too include:
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All surveys and setting out is done by our qualified engineers.
M1 Smart Motorway
Approved by Highways England, the Mick George Group has contributed multiple Bulk Earthworks and Engineering services to many major Road Infrastructure projects throughout the UK, including the M1 Smart Motorway (J13-J15) and the A14 Highway Improvement Scheme (Huntingdon to Cambridge).
Balfour Beatty
Earthworks Testimonial
The Mick George Group are carrying out works to an excellent standard in terms of safety, quality and programme. The Team are continually collaborating well with the Balfour Beatty project team with on-site operations and exploring value engineering opportunities.
C3 Construction
Earthworks Testimonial
The Mick George Group are one of our preferred suppliers and it's down to their competitiveness, reliability, product knowledge and excellent customer services. We can always trust that works are completed efficiently and to the best standard.
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