CE - The Sign of Quality and Compliance with Standard - Concrete Safety Barriers

CE – The Sign of Quality and Compliance with Standard From 1st January 2011 many Roads Overseeing organisations of European Union member countries imposed a requirement that all newly installed safety restraint systems must be CE marked. The components for many factory manufactured systems have for a number of years carried such CE marking. However [read more...]

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M1 J10-13 Improvements

Contract: M1 J10-13 Improvements Client: Costain Carillion Joint Venture Contract Start Date: July 2010 Contract Completion Date: 2013   Introduction On behalf of the Highways Agency, Costain Carillion Joint Venture (CCJV) are undertaking various improvements to the M1 motorway between junctions 10 and 13. These improvements are designed to relieve traffic congestion and improve journey [read more...]

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Area 12 Asset Renewal

Britpave concrete barrier is fast becoming a common sight on the motorways running through MAC Area 12. This region has replaced by far the most life expired steel barrier with new TD19/06 compliant high performance, zero maintenance Britpave insitu concrete safetybarrier.During 2009 and 2010 major improvement works to the M62, M1 and M18 motorways have [read more...]

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 DBFO 1 Project 3 M2 Junction 3 to 4

In June 2008 a joint venture between Extrudakerb and their Irish partner Highway Barrier Solutions, was awarded by the principle contractor, HMC Joint Venture, a £2.2m sub contract to design and build a central reserve concrete barrier, retaining wall and associated linear insitu concrete drainage system. Extrudakerb / HBS partnership have integrated within the HMC [read more...]

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