Q6 Edinburgh
A combined £3 million + package for the substructure car park and 7 storey superstructure has been awarded to Cidon by Sir Robert McAlpine.
Another phase within the ongoing prestig'ous Quartermile project in the heart of Edinburgh city centre.
This scheme utilises Cidon's expertise and capability in piling, substructure and high rise concrete construction. |
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I Quarter, Blonk Street, Sheffield
A £2.5 million concrete frame super and substructure package for a 17 storey mixed use development (for ROK) was initially besieged by delays due to flooding and problems with piling.
After a staggered start the project has maintained pace with a fast track accelerated project and is on course to finish an astonishing 10 weeks ahead of time.
Using a Schwing 30m placing boom and static pump recently purchased by Cidon's plant department. The restricted space and fast progress are being safely accommodated. |
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Cudworth + West Green Bypass
Cidon's expertise and capability to undertake the complete package for delivery of the underpasses/bridges on this bypass for VHE Construction was instrumental in securing the contract award.
The awarded scheme involves construction of 4 No. underpasses and No. road bridges on
a complete supply and fix basis inclusive of cranage. |
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Kings Medical Centre, Normanton
A complex contract including a combination of retaining walls, attenuation tanks and bulk earthworks. This was another contract for ROK and has been completed on time and budget despite the challenge of working under a steel frame superstructure. |
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Wellacre Technical College, Manchester
Completed on time, the standard of concrete finish produced during harsh winter conditions has been exemplary and the common feature of Cidon's partnering approach have produced real dividend in achieving client satisfaction with respect to the finished product. |
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Ninewells Hospital, Dundee
A £1.3 million sub contract to Sir Robert McAlpine for a 7 storey RC frame package as part of ongoing development of the research element to Ninewells Hospital Dundee.
Again a fast track program of 22 weeks, though was handed over 4 weeks ahead of schedule. |
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Gilpin St, Sheffield
Cidon Construction were awarded the RC Frame and Substructure package from Campbell Homes for a 5 storey (with basement parking) block of 31 apartments. Start Date 2nd May 2008.
Was finished on 1st October, 1 week ahead of programme. Cidon negotiating other contracts with client, Campbell Homes. |
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Pandon Bank, Newcastle
Another repeat contract for Metnor construction, this complex civil engineering scheme (approx £350k) Involved extensive excavation and RC works to form a new single faced concrete retaining wall adjacent to the main N.E. railway line just outside Newcastle train station.
This project utilized Cidon engineering expertise and ability to devise solutions to complex temporary works and permanent works engineering problems was completed 3 weeks ahead of program. |
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Hotel Du Vin, York
Cidon Construction were awarded the contract for the bulk excavation, groundwork's and reinforced concrete works, value circa £350k.
A design and build contract, our proven ability in responding to a fast track program whilst value engineering the project with the main contractor (Metnor) and designer, was again been recognized. Working in close liaison with archaeologists was a key feature of this project. Also Innovative temporary works solution to excavation in difficult ground conditions and the ability to maintain program utilizing our buying department and supply chain to propose and secure materials as design is issued whilst maintaining progress on site. |
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Eastbrook Hall
A £3 million 9 storey RC Frame project. Behind a wall of scaffolding in Bradford city centre, a historic building is undergoing a rebirth. Eastbrook Hall, which was built in 1903 in the Little Germany area of the city centre was badly damaged by fire in 1996, is being transformed from its dilapidated state into a combination of shops, offices and apartments.
Cidon Construction are involved in this multi-million pound scheme carrying out the groundwork's, sub-structure and reinforced concrete frame package. |
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Framwell Gate Hotel, Durham
A £3 million 4 storey RC frame contract awarded to Cidon Construction in February 2006 by P J Carey for the Sir Robert McAlpine Radisson SAS Hotel contract in the centre of historic Durham.
The tender program of 38 weeks was bettered by 8 weeks and financial settlement achieved 4 weeks thereafter. A complex project with a myriad of dropbeams and cantilevers. Once again Cidon demonstrated their capability to complete even the most complex schemes on time and to budget |
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Esholt WWTW, Leeds
In-situ Renf Concrete Slab. £350k. (Gal Glass)
13m High in-situ roof slabs to digest sludge tanks completed on time and to budget.
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History and Culture Centre, Beverley
A 300k contract on the new library in Beverley, East Yorkshire, to carry out RC works to a lift shaft and architectural finish curved stair well, together with 2 No. 800mm thick RC suspended slabs, was carried out in the summer of 2005.Completed on time, again to the highest quality standards.
Our non-confrontational approach to team working delivered results with commercial closure achieved 1 week after contract finished.
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Dentico Life Site, Otley Road, Bradford
A £300k + substructure and externals package for a new accommodation development consisting of 2 no. - 4 storey blocks was awarded in April 2007.
The scheme has seen a large input from Cidon in the value engineering of the scheme. |
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Naden Dam, Rochdale
A £400k substructure package for RC works to Nadem Dam, strengthening and improvement works has presented formidable logistical challenges compounded by almost persistent poor weather.
Despite these obstacles, Cidon have completed the complex structure and are well placed to complete the outstanding works on program in 2008. |
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Hull University Logistic Department
A recently awarded contract for Geo, Houlton & Sons (another repeat client), for the £100k RC works to an external, high quality architectural design in the entrance stairway to Hull University Logistics Campus.
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