King George Dock Bulk Shed
Spencer Group acted as Principal Contractor for the design and build of a bulk storage shed at King George Dock in Hull, on behalf of Associated British Ports (ABP). Associated works included; internal dividing walls, electric roller shutter doors, weighbridges, drainage and resurfacing.
Key Project Details
| Client | Associated British Ports |
| Duration | 24 weeks |
| Location | Hull |
Project Scope
The project involved the design and construction of a 124m x 50m bulk storage shed, complete with a clear span steel portal frame and 4m high retaining walls around the perimeter of the shed and internal walls, dividing the shed into 6 separate bays. The shed was finished with electric roller shutter doors to allow easy access. We were also involved in the design and construction of 2 no. weighbridges on site.
As part of the greater scheme of works, we were required to carry out an initial site clearance and muck shift of a 12,000m2 site, 1300m of trench works including drainage, ducting, water mains and 6500m2 of resurfacing.
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Outcome
Spencer Group successfully completed the project on time and to budget, and were highly commended by Associated British Ports for the scope of works. As a result of our successes on Shed 22, we have since been appointed by ABP to work on a number of other sheds across different ports, including sheds 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 18, 26 and 52, demonstrating our success and capability of works within this area.
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