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CASTLECASTLE CHARTERED Civil Quantity Surveyors CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES CHARTERED CIVIL ENGINEERS & CASTLECASTLE CHARTERED Civil Quantity surveyors CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES THE CIVIL ENGINEERING contractors CONSULTANCY GUIDE TO SERVICES 2018 GUIDE TO SERVICES - 2018 CASTLE CHARTERED CIVIL ENGINEERS & CHARTERED Civil Quantity surveyors CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES “This land may be profitable to those that will adventure it.” Henry Hudson 1561 - 1611 REGULATED BY RICS 2 GUIDE TO SERVICES - 2018 PART CONTENT PAGE 1 Company Introduction 4 2 Our Services 4 3 Service Examples from 2017 - 2018 Client Portfolio 3.1 - Infrastructure Projects 5 3.2 - Earthworks Projects 6 3.3 - Groundworks Projects 7 3.4 - Rail Projects 8 3.5 - Commercial Developments 9 3.6 - Housing Developments 10 3.7 - Special Assignments 11 4 Contractor Services 13 5 Contractor Services Description Matrix 14 6 Client Side Services 15 7 Client Side Services Description Matrix 16 8 Appendices 8.1 Appendix 1 – Company Details 8.2 Appendix 2 – Fees & Charges 8.3 Appendix 3 – Terms & Conditions 3 GUIDE TO SERVICES - 2018 1. Company Introduction Castle Chartered Civil Engineers & Chartered Civil Quantity Surveyors was founded in February 2017. The consultancy is based in Bridgend South Wales and is becoming a recognised service provider to an ever growing client list within South Wales. The ultimate aim of the consultancy is to become the leading civil engineering contractors’ consultancy within the UK through its consistent high quality work, repeat business and client recommendation. The consultancy was established to provide whole project life cycle service capability with key multi profession oversight. The services of the consultancy is open to both contractor and client side organisations alike without prejudice. The consultancy holds its expertise within infrastructure, earthworks, groundworks, rail, private commercial and housing developments. 2. Our Services The consultancy provides professional services to the civil engineering built environment. These services are provided by time served chartered civil engineers and chartered civil quantity surveyors who understand all the intricacies of a civils project. The consultancy understands what it takes to prepare for, manage and deliver in the real world. The consultancy prides itself on being capable of working on any civils project large or small, simple or complex. Our services are undertaken with the utmost accuracy and highest levels of presentation. 4 GUIDE TO SERVICES - 2018 3.1 Infrastructure Projects Infrastructure Case Study Scheme Title: A4119 Llantrisant Junction Package Details: 550m of S278 works, S104 and 100m of S38 works. Horizontal and vertical re- alignment, inclusive of site clearance, statutory undertakers’ apparatus diversions through to street lighting, signing and lining. Main Client: Persimmon Homes Services Provided: Full scheme take off and production of a bill of quantities to MCDHW Vol 4 Estimating project cost from first principles rate build ups Preparation of the tender construction programme We have also worked on many other infrastructure projects where we have provided a similar range of services, a selection of these are shown in the table below. Scheme Title Main Client Package Details Major off line road works scheme consisting of site Cowbridge S278 Works Taylor Wimpey clearance, mass cut and fill, drainage works and new highway construction. Major highway, horizontal and vertical re-alignment A48 – A473 Link Road: Bridgend CBC including site clearance, extensive online highway Phase 2 modifications in limited access requirements, Major park and ride scheme, on line and off line A30 West Cornwall Cornwall Council roadworks with new car parking areas, drainage and RC Transport Interchange access steps Vale of Major off line road works scheme consisting of site A4226 Five Mile Lane Glamorgan clearance, mass cut and fill, drainage works and new Council highway construction. Major off line road works scheme consisting of site A468 – A469 Pwll Pant Caerphilly CBC clearance, mass cut and fill, drainage works and new Roundabout highway construction We have also worked on numerous other Infrastructure schemes in differing in size and constraints. We would be happy to discuss any requirements you may have in this area. 5 GUIDE TO SERVICES - 2018 3.2 Earthworks Projects Earthworks Case Study Scheme Title: Y Pant Comprehensive School Package Details: Cut / Fill operations of 13,000m3 of materials to form a new rugby and football fields as part of a new school development and associated drainage works Main Client: Rhondda Cynon Taf Council Services Provided: Earthworks analysis and take off. Drainage take off and production of a bill of quantities Estimating project cost from first principles rate build ups We have also worked on many other earthworks projects where we have provided a similar range of services, a selection of these are shown in the table below. Scheme Title Main Client Package Details Full earthworks package for mass cut and fill within existing school grounds including construction of haul Tonyrefail School Rhondda Cynon roads and some minor drainage works to create new Redevelopment Taf Council construction levels for Rugby, football, netball courts, (Super School) tennis courts and 3G fields. Cwmaman Primary Rhondda Cynon Cut / fill works to allow for the construction of a new School - Earthworks Taf Council primary school and sports pitches Neath Port Talbot Full earthworks package for mass cut and fill to create Ysgol Newydd Margam County Borough new construction levels for Rugby, football, netball (Super School) Council courts, tennis courts and 3G fields. Ysgol Newydd Neath Port Talbot Full earthworks package for mass cut and fill to create Gymunedol Gymraeg County Borough new construction levels for Rugby, football, netball (Super School) Council courts, tennis courts and 3G fields. Project Riverside – Turn and compact of 120,000m3 to allow for new 5.8ha Lovell Merthyr Vale housing development. We have also worked on numerous other earthworks schemes in differing in size and constraints. We would be happy to discuss any requirements you may have in this area. 6 GUIDE TO SERVICES - 2018 3.3 Groundworks Projects Groundworks Case Study Scheme Title: Shed A Package Details: Demolition of an existing 12,000m2 dock storage shed and existing slabs. Construction of new slab, drainage and accommodation works Main Client: Associated British Ports Services Provided: Production of a supplementary bill of quantities to MCDHW Vol 4 Outline design for main slab Estimating project cost from first principles rate build ups Preparation and issue of sub-contract package ITTs Preparation of tender construction programme We have also worked on many other groundwork projects where we have provided a similar range of services, a selection of these are shown in the table below. Scheme Title Main Client Package Details Construction of a new primary care centre including cut, Neath Primary Care HPC Wales imported fill, foundations, drainage, kerbing and Centre Llandrindod Wells surfacing A new 20,000m2 mixed use retail and dwellings Maelfa Shopping Centre City of Cardiff regeneration project including cut, imported fill, Regeneration Council foundations, drainage, kerbing and surfacing works Associated British A 12000m2 storage shed comprising of cut, imported fill, 21 Shed Ports foundations, drainage, kerbing and surfacing A framework tender for a £3.2m annual groundworks Cardiff Reactive City of Cardiff spend on the City of Cardiff Planned, responsive and Frameworks Council vacant dwellings portfolio Market Square Bus A 600m2 reconstruction of the existing market square Newport City Station Concourse bus station concourse, replacing existing asphalt with RC Council Reconstruction slabs and new kerb work. We have also worked on numerous other groundworks schemes in differing in size and constraints. We would be happy to discuss any requirements you may have in this area. 7 GUIDE TO SERVICES - 2018 3.4 Rail Projects Rail Case Study Scheme Title: Blackboys Tunnel Package Details: 241m Existing brick arch tunnel requiring substantial repair works. Areas of limited or negligible clearance and limited working times. Operational Rail subject to ROTR. Main Client: Network Rail Services Provided: Scheme methodology development Tender programme development from methodology Estimating project cost from first principles rate build ups Proposal presentation to Principal Contractor We have also worked on many other rail projects where we have provided a similar range of services, a selection of these are shown in the table below. Scheme Title Main Client Package Details Reinforced concrete works for new bridge pier and Splott Road Bridge Network Rail abutment, operational railway ROTR works Miller Argent 150m of track renewals on private operational railway at Freight Track Renewals Ffos Y fran (Merthyr) Remove and replace existing platform edge details to Chippenham Station platforms 1 & 2 and have operational after each shift at a Network Rail Platform Works length of 240m per platform. Operational railway ROTR works The development of a brownfield site into a 3200m2 car Gloucester Station Car Network Rail park including, stairs, ramps, foundations and brick work Park walls to perimeter Tranche 1 – Platform A frame work of 17 platforms over 5 ELRs with varying Network Rail Framework scopes and requirements We have also worked on numerous other rail schemes in differing in size and constraints. We would be happy to discuss any requirements you may have in this
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