Red7Marine drives innovation in equipment, solutions, people and ongoing support. A joined up approach has allowed us to build a fleet of bespoke plant, strengthening the project services that we can offer to the marine construction industry.
SEE HOW WE’VE HELPED OUR CUSTOMERS BELOW
Eccles to Winterton
Red7Marine supported Principal Contractor, Mackley / Van Oord in carrying out maintenance and refurbishment of Aids to Navigation located on the coastal frontage between Eccles and Winterton, Norfolk.
Great Yarmouth
The Great Yarmouth Third River Crossing is one of Norfolk’s most significant infrastructure projects in recent years which is being delivered by the BAM Farrans Joint Venture.
Gull Wing
The Gull Wing is an iconic and important bridge for Lowestoft, being delivered by Suffolk County Council and built by Farrans Construction.
Southend-on-Sea
Red7Marine supported the Marine and Civil Services / GPS (MACS / GPS) joint venture on work to strengthen Southend Pier ahead of construction work for a new public toilet block being built.
Viking Link
The Viking Link is a HVDC electricity transmission interconnector between Denmark and England, a joint venture between National Grid and Energinet.
York Guildhall
On behalf of VINCI Construction, Red7Marine supported the client on a £20 million restoration project on York’s Guildhall – a 15th century, municipal Grade I listed building.
Arundel Flood Prevention Works
Red7Marine was contracted to support Mackley’s critical flood prevention works in West Sussex. The Arundel Tidal Defence Scheme (ATDS) is being carried out on behalf of the Environment Agency and once completed will improve flood defences in the town of Arundel.
Barrier Gardens Pier Extension
Red7Marine was contracted by the Port of London Authority to support the Barrier Gardens Pier extension to include higher berthing capacity, whilst also making it safer and greener.
Sandwich Emergency Flood Works
Red7Marine supported Mackley / Van Oord as part of its emergency flood prevention works in the historic town of Sandwich in Kent. Mackley’s responded to the contract quickly and efficiently as the town was at high risk of flooding, posing a safety risk to the public.
Twelve Quays Jetty Construction
Red7Marine supported principal contractor Farrans Construction at the Twelve Quays Jetty Construction. Our in-house engineering department conceptualised, designed and implemented all temporary work solutions, planned and managed project risks, whilst our Marine Operatives oversaw the installation of four raking piles as part of an ongoing contract.
Wapping Police Pontoon
Under Coniston’s framework agreement with the Metropolitan Police, Red7Marine was contracted to undertake extensive repair works at Wapping Boat Yard.
Plymouth – Jupiter Point Pontoon
The existing mooring pontoon system at HMS Raleigh Naval Sea Training School had reached the end of its lifespan. The proposed £1.9-million-pound modernisation works being carried out by Falmouth Divers Ltd consists of replacing the existing pontoon network and the installation of two 610mm x 20m long rock-socked restraining guide piles to support the new 35m landing walkway.
East Cowes Layby Berth
To increase the capacity of its ferry service between Southampton and the Isle of Wight, Red Funnel has invested £10m in a new freight-only RoRo vessel named ‘Red Kestrel’. The new vessel marks the debut of Red Funnel’s first dedicated RoRo freight ship since the company’s inception almost 200 years ago.
Dawlish Sea Wall Repair
In February 2014, the sea wall in Dawlish, Devon, collapsed during severe storms, causing the ground beneath the mainline railway track, which runs alongside the beach, to subside. Red7Marine was subcontracted by Amco Rail to provide specialist marine expertise and a stable working platform for plant and equipment.
Sizewell A Decommissioning
Red7Marine (R7M) installed 2 x 350mm HDPE pipes through an existing outfall culvert at Sizewell A power station as part of the stations decommissioning works.
Galloper Offshore Windfarm
Red7Marine was subcontracted by Farrans Construction, to provide specialist marine expertise to install the new pontoon facility at Galloper Offshore wind farm. Red7Marine supported various marine elements of the project.
Westminster Pier Extension
The Westminster Pier Extension allows more frequent River Bus services between Woolwich and North Greenwich to Westminster. The extension is a key part of the River Action Plan to improve TfL’s piers and increase capacity for passengers before 2020. Red7Marine designed and built a custom pile gate for the project. The barge was reviewed to support a 180t crawler crane for piling operations and was then further reviewed with an additional RH28 drill rig on board.
Brighton Marina
Phase 2
In order to accommodate a new luxury apartment block in Brighton, part of the marina needed to be reclaimed using sheet piled cofferdams. This would enable the water to be kept out and foundations to be built for the stunning seafront properties. Red7Marine supported the installation of a sheet pile twin wall cofferdam.
Oldbury
Red7Marine installed replacement Active Effluent Discharge Lines at Oldbury power station as part of the on-going care and maintenance works. Red7Marine’s previous project experience on similar projects consisting of works on subsea pipeline and outfalls at Bradwell and Sizewell nuclear power stations, positioned the company as the ideal marine partner for client, Magnox.
Emirates Cable Car
The Emirates cable car was installed to provide a pedestrian link across the River Thames between the Royal Docks and the Greenwich peninsula. Red7Marine worked with Bachy Soletanche in a joint venture to install the foundations for the one-kilometre long cable car using marine rotary bored piling.
Battersea River Pier
Red7Marine secured a contract at Battersea in December 2016 to install new tubular driven steel mooring piles for the Battersea Power Station river bus pontoon installation which is planned to be operational in Autumn 2017. Transport for London (TFL) decided to extend the river bus service after the number of housing developments at Battersea began to increase.
Middleton Sands Navigation Marker
This fast turn-around marine construction project involved the installation of a new tubular steel navigation marker pile at Middleton Sands, Barrow-in-Furness in 2017. The navigation marker was required to identify the sub surface obstructions and enable other vessels in the area to operate safely.
Liverpool 2 Deep Water Port Extension
Red7Marine was the marine partner of choice for BAM Nuttall when they constructed a piled combi-wall as part of the Liverpool 2 Dock Expansion that began in 2014. The construction of the container terminal was supported by four of Red7Marine’s jack up barges; the Haven Seariser 1, Haven Seariser 2 and the Haven Seariser 3 and the Haven Seajack as it carried out rock socket piling works.
Weston-Super-Mare
The Red7Marine team was chosen to provide specialist marine plant and personnel to aid the redevelopment of the Weston-super-Mare Grand Pier after it was destroyed in a fire in 2008. Red7Marine supplied the Haven Seajack 4 assisted in the pier construction works. Its previous experience in pier and marina construction works made it the ideal project partner for this development.
Bradwell Power Station Barrier Wall Removal
Red7Marine is a leading provider of equipment for marine demolition and is skilled in dismantling structures that are beyond the reach of ordinary demolition contractors. In 2012, Red7Marine removed approximately 800 tonnes of steel in the Blackwater Estuary from the Bradwell nuclear power station water intake structure.
Fingringhoe Firing Ranges
Red7Marine installed scour protection and provided remediation on damaged sections of the flood defences to preserve areas of the salt marsh at the Fingringhoe firing ranges in Essex. Scour protection and remediation techniques are used to control erosion in both estuarine and the offshore environments.
Kirtling Street
The £4.2bn Thames Tideway Tunnel project is delivering a major upgrade to Londons sewerage network. A new tunnel will be constructed from Acton in the West, to Beckton in the East to reduce CSO discharges into the River Thames. 24 construction sites are required for the project with 11 locations spread along the river where the sites are required for the tunnel construction.
Hinkley Point
A 500m long marine jetty was required at Hinkley to allow materials to be delivered to site for the construction of the new nuclear power station. The marine jetty is supported on tubular steel piles with prefabricated steel sections forming the roadway. Precast concrete deck panels were installed on top of the steel roadway sections to form the finished jetty.
