- ClientPD Ports
- Value£47,000,000
- Duration100 weeks
- D&B Partner RPS
Reconstruction of 800m of an existing suspended deck quay, constructed in the 1950s, over three phases within a live port environment.
Works included the demolition of the existing post-tensioned concrete deck structure, and construction of a new suspended deck structure in its place.
The existing deck was used as a temporary works platform with piling through holes cut in the deck.
Works involved installation of over 700 tubular steel piles, up to 1200mm diameter, with a sheet piled cut-off wall to the toe of the existing revetment.
The deck consisted of a series of precast beams and deck slabs which were overlain / infilled with insitu concrete and significant dredging works.
Crane rails, panzer belts, fenders and general quayside furniture were also incorporated.
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Watch Video“It has been particularly pleasing to note the high level of cooperation and flexibility between the McLaughlin & Harvey and PDT teams at a site level which has been a major contributor to a very successful project.”Mark Pearson, Project Director PD Ports
Awards
Concrete Society Certificate of Excellence Overall Winner 2016 for Outstanding Merit in the Use of Concrete for Teesport Berth 1
