Breheny Civil Engineering are proud to announce we have been awarded the RoSPA Gold Medal Award for health and safety performance for the eighth consecutive year, demonstrating our commitment to health and safety excellence.
We have recently completed the reprofiling of an embankment near Lakenheath on behalf of the Environment Agency. The purpose is to aid the long-term maintenance of the embankment. Works also included the removal of secondary growth trees complete with stump removal and weed raking.
Our project at Eastern Green, Coventry for Coventry City Council and Hallam Land achieved a significant milestone as braced pairs of weathered steel beams have been delivered. The beams are 38m in length and weigh in excess of 60t and were successfully delivered over the course of two consecutive nights. The main beam lift is […]
We recently completed an upgrade for the Environment Agency of a bridge in Geldeston, Norfolk. Work included the replacement of most of the main bridge timber elements and adjacent elevated walkway accessing the bridge. Construction included mobilising floating access platforms to the underside of the bridge with the main works sequentially carried out from the […]
On the 19th March, we celebrated 60 years of trading. Beginning back on 19th March 1963, founder Jack Breheny started the company in Lowestoft, Suffolk. Over the following 60 years, the company has grown into one of the largest family owned civil engineering companies in the UK. We now have offices in Suffolk, Yorkshire, Cambridgeshire, […]
Students from Coventry University recently visited our project at Eastern Green Coventry. The civil engineering students were given a tour of the site by our site team who explained our works and construction processes. There were many questions posed by the students across the two sessions. Taking part in the event with Breheny were […]
Aerial shot of the recent concrete pour on the Western Bridge deck at our site in Bishops Stortford using an M65 concrete pump.
We have recently installed piles and cut to level at Welcome Break Newark services. Class 1A backfilled to the retained embankment and kerbs installed.
We have recently started work on the repair and continued maintenance of the butterfly bridge in Bedford.
Breheny Civil Engineering is proud to be joining the Sizewell C Consortium. Sizewell C is a new nuclear power station in Suffolk and will support the UK’s nuclear revival. It will create enough green energy to power 6 million homes over the next 60 years. You can read more about the project here: https://www.sizewellcconsortium.com/