Chelmer Waterside Bridge
MSF recently delivered the electrical infrastructure package on Chelmer Waterside Bridge, which included the installation of a brand new architectural lighting system, and street lighting upgrades.
MSF recently delivered the electrical infrastructure package on Chelmer Waterside Bridge, which included the installation of a brand new architectural lighting system, and street lighting upgrades.
MSF recently delivered the electrical infrastructure package for the iPort Rail inland port expansion project, on behalf of principal contractor Winvic Construction.
MSF recently delivered a comprehensive street lighting and signage renewal scheme at the East Ord Roundabout on the A1, working directly for National Highways as principal contractor.
The project involved replacing the street lighting, signage and all associated infrastructure around the roundabout on both the A1 and the outer ring road.
MSF recently completed a comprehensive lighting renewal scheme on the A19 between Easington and Peterlee.
MSF recently completed the electrical infrastructure package for the St Neots Market Square regeneration project, on behalf of principal contractor Taylor Woodrow.
This project has transformed the area into a larger and more flexible square, maximising the space for markets and other events.
This project involves improving approximately 4 miles of the A1 between Junctions 65 and 67 by adding an extra lane on both the north and southbound carriageways, and replacing Allerdene railway bridge which carries the A1 over the east coast mainline railway. MSF delivered the signage, street lighting and technology packages on this scheme.
MSF has been working on National Highway’s LED Replacement Programme across Areas 3, 4, 6/8 and 14, and has replaced over 4500 lanterns so far.
MSF delivered the landmark lighting and electrical package for the A63 Murdoch’s Connection footbridge in Hull, an iconic structure linking the city centre with the waterfront.
This scheme forms part of a wider strategy to upgrade the A19 and A1 in the north-east and will support the government’s Northern Powerhouse agenda – helping create a transport system that’s an engine for economic growth.
The A1 Scotswood – North Brunton Scheme was a £110m National Highways project, delivered under the ‘Regional Delivery Partnership Framework’.