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Propump forms solid base at £140m sewage works upgrade
Propump’s foamed concrete application has been used at the £140 million expansion of Mogden Sewage Treatment Works in Isleworth, West London. The project is due for completion in March 2013,
Propump goes down in history at St Helen’s Place, London
Home to The Worshipful Company of Leathersellers, one of the Livery Companies of the City of London with origins in the 15th century, 5-7 St Helen’s Place in Bishopsgate was
Mole Man’s underground tunnels filled
Mole Man’s underground tunnels filledAround 500m3 of foamed concrete from Propump Engineering was used to stabilise the property of a pensioner known as “the Hackney Mole Man”, after he spent
Foamed concrete proves vital at M25 widening
As part of the M25 widening scheme, Propump Engineering has pumped 200m3 of foamed concrete into 16 miles of redundant drainage systems. As more than 1 million vehicles drive over
Propump called in as ground swallows up family’s patio
Propump has carried out an emergency fill in order to rapidly stabilise a family home in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, after its patio collapsed moments after a game of football took
The house that foamed concrete built
As part of the regeneration of Sri Lanka’s south coast, Propump has helped develop low cost housing using foamed concrete. Built by locals in less than two weeks, the site’s
Propump helps to eliminate bottleneck
Propump Engineering Ltd has been commended for its work on the Thameslink Borough Viaduct in London. Contracted by Skanska, 400m3 of foamed concrete from Propump was used to infill arches
Foamed concrete protects T5’s vital artery
Nearly 500m3 of foamed concrete from Propump Engineering Ltd is protecting the security and integrity of one of the world’s busiest international airport terminals. With up to 35 million passengers
Propump comes to the rescue of Maid Marion Way
Following a public vote that branded it one of the worst streets in Britain, Maid Marion Way in Nottingham needed urgent modernisation and traffic control improvements. For a quick, mass
Foamed concrete reaches the Pinnacle
Some 380m3 of foamed concrete from Propump Engineering has been used to fill three Victorian arched sub-pavement vaults as part of the foundation works at the £575 million Pinnacle Tower.
