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Current Contracts
Skanska Bentley
Working for Skanska K Rouse Civil Engineers have been awarded a large redevelopment and modernisation contract at the Cementation / Skanska Bentley site which is the base for UK piling operations.
The contract contains the following elements; archaelogical excavations, earthworks including the excavation and disposal of contaminated soils, foul drainage diversions, surface water upgrades including water attenuation, the construction of foundations and pile caps for new buildings, car park construction, and external works.
All the works are to be completed whilst the existing yard remains operational for the large piling division.
M1 Managed Motorway Junction 39 to 42
Working for BMjv and following on from the Advanced Works central reservation scheme K Rouse have been awarded the main verge works contract.
The Managed Motorway project involes the creation of emergency refuse areas, upgrading gantries and signs, and widening slip roads so that the hard shoulder can be used for peak time running to ease congestion.
The project includes:
Earthworks to embankments to carry piled foundations for gantries, and bulk excavation works totaling 27,000m3 of cut and 36,000m3 of fill.
Earthworks to embankments to for Emergency Refuse Areas.
Draining installtion, reconstruction and repair works of pipe up to 750mm dia at depths of up to 4.0m
The installation of 13,000m of Combined Kerb Drains.
M1 Managed Motorway Junction 41 Pinch Point
K Rouse have been awarded an additional Pinch Point package along side our current M1 Junction 39 to 42 Managed Motorway scheme.
This project involves upgrading Junction 41 and includes earthworks, drainage and road reconstruction.
Due to the location and constant use these works are are being carried out as night working under road closures to improve efficiency and minimise disruption to the public.
M62 HATMS upgrade
Working for BMjv K Rouse have been awarded works on the M62 HATMS (Highways Agency Traffic Management Scheme) upgrade.
The project scope is to install equipment that is intended to protect the back of slow moving traffic from rear end collisions / secondary accidents. This reduces the number of accidents which in turn reduces the cost of accidents and related delays thus improving the flow of traffic.
K Rouse's works on this scheme include earthworks and drainage, gabions and retaining structures, and preparing work areas for cross carriageway drilling.
Carrington Power Station
Working for Sisk K Rouse Civil Engineers have been awarded works on their Carrington Power Station project. When operational the plant will deliver 880 MW through Natural Gas Combined Cycle technology, which will be enough to power around 1,000,000 homes.
Our scope of works is the site wide infrastructure, including services, drainage, service roads, and concrete works. This complex scheme includes pipework up to 750mm dia at 4.0m deep as well as incorporating stainless steel, MDPE and HDPE runs.
Like all Power Station projects the Carrington works are highly complex and intense, involving a large interface with other trades. This is the type of demanding environment where K Rouse can show their commitment to excellence through efficient management, programming and the competency of personnel.
M6 Junction 16 to 17
Working for Carillion Kier Joint Venture (CKjv) K Rouse Civil Engineers have been awarded civils and drainage works along this 10km stretch.
The twenty four week contract includes Drainage, Outfalls and Pre-Cast Concrete Headwalls.
LPTIP A647 Improvements
This project will make improvements to large sections of bus lanes along the A647 corridor, as well as a number of bus priority measures at traffic signals. There will also be junction improvements made at Ledgard Way and Town End roundabout, as well as dedicated walking facilities and improvements to green infrastructure.
The project is funded though the Leeds Public Transport Investment Programme and started in late 2020. The works will reduce and increase the reliability of bus journey times as well as providing improved pedestrian facilities. The project will benefit existing bus and pedestrian users along the corridor as well as stimulating additional demand for these transport modes.
The project includes the following works:.
Installation of new drainage networks throughout the A647 works, relocation of existing services and installation of ductworks for new services as well as earthworks for highways works, retaining structures kerbing and paving works.
East Leeds Orbital Road
The east Leeds orbital route is a key part of the east Leeds extension infrastructure works programme. The project consists of a combination of elements to help improve and manage the existing and future traffic flows to the northeast of the city of Leeds. Forming a critical part of the wider transport improvements in the east Leeds extension, these include highways, capacity, and improvements to two junctions on sections of the existing outer ring road west of Red Hall at the A6120/Roundhay park lane junction and the A6120/A61 Harrogate Road junction.
The main east Leeds orbital route works stretches from the outer ring road at Red Hall round the east side of Leeds to Thorpe Park joining a new Manston Lane link road where it would connect into the existing highway infrastructure and link to the M1 motorway. This element of works will provide the capacity to support increased traffic from allocated development in the east Leeds extension, as well as relieving congestion on the existing network.
K Rouse Civil Engineers Ltd provided all project management, engineering, and site supervisory staff. They operated night works and weekend works where work was traffic sensitive for example road crossings. This is a 76-week contract with a value of 7 million pounds and K Rouse Civil Engineers Ltd resources have peaked at 16 drainage gangs.
K Rouse Civil Engineers works included 14,000 meters of carrier pipe up 1500mm diameter, 11,000 meters of filter pipe up to 900mm diameter, 400 chambers up to 2.7 meters deep and 60 concrete headwalls.
LPTIP Gateway North Leeds
Leeds city centre public transportation improvement. Incorporating new bus lanes, cycle lanes and public realm improvement areas, making the city centre more welcoming to visitors, residents, and employees. K Rouse Civil Engineers Ltd estimated contract value for this scheme is 8 million pounds through the provision of site supervision, engineering, skilled operatives, and all site plant requirements.
K Rouse Civil Engineers Ltd continue to work closely with Sisk in delivering this project within the agreed programme timeframe and cost allocation Sisk have with the client. They have also offered further expert knowledge and education with regards to the future labour and plant resource requirements to suit the main contractor’s needs and have become an integral part of the project delivery team with regards to client’s satisfaction.
K Rouse Civil Engineers works included the installation of drainage networks throughout the city centre, relocation existing services and the installation of new ductwork for services.
Our road widening works include the removal of existing kerbs, paving and drainage, the installation of new drainage and road construction up to subbase, along with the installation of new kerbs and paving.
A630 Sheffield Parkway
The scheme involves the widening of approximately 2.5km of the A630 Sheffield parkway between the Catcliffe interchange and the M1 junction 33 from two lanes in each direction to three. Widening is also proposed on the northbound and southbound diverge slip roads from the M1 and modifications around the roundabout. Narrow lanes are proposed to minimise the impact on the adjacent land.
New street lighting, carriageway surfaces and signs are set to be installed to improve safety for drivers. The scheme is designed to stay within the existing highway boundary. Drainage will be improved to create resilience to flooding in consultation with the Environment Agency and will include sympathetic landscaping with new trees and hedgerows where appropriate.
K Rouse Civil Engineers works include the removal of existing drainage and ducts and the installation of new drainage along with earthworks including the excavation and disposal of hazardous materials. Other works on this scheme included the formation of embankments, installation of gabions, kerbs and paved areas.
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