Howard Civil Engineering was contracted to deliver the Rossington Link Road and associated van and trailer park in Rossington, Doncaster.

We are supporting the transformation of the former Skelton Grange power station site into Gateway 45, a large-scale industrial and logistics park that also accommodates energy and digital infrastructure.

Howard Civil Engineering has been awarded a £1.3m S278 project to realign 500m of the A183 Coast Road for South Tyneside Council, representing our first project award as part of the NEPO public sector framework.

Howard Civil Engineering is pleased to have secured our highest value contract ever with our new client, Keepmoat Homes.

The Parry Lane Enterprise Zone is one of the biggest employment scheme Bradford has ever seen.

Howard Civil Engineering is delivering a £2m groundworks package on the initial phase of Leeds City Council’s General Needs Housing scheme for our longstanding client, Wates Group.

Entice is Strata Homes’ new development of 48 two-bedroom homes in Horsforth, Leeds.

Howard Civil Engineering was the main contractor of the Harrogate Road/New Line junction improvement scheme, known locally as Greengates Junction, working on behalf of Bradford Council.

Howard Civil Engineering has been awarded the road and sewers and plotworks package at Watling Grange, a landmark new housing development on Skipton Road, Harrogate, for our new client United Living.

Howard Civil Engineering successfully undertook S278 works on the Hard Ings Road scheme in Keighley, Bradford, on behalf of Bradford Council.

During 2017/2018, a new retail park was constructed off the A6102 (Bochum Parkway) south of Sheffield city centre on the site of the old Norton College. The site was developed by St James Securities Limited and GMI Construction were the principal contractor for the scheme.

Howard Civil Engineering was awarded this contract by Barratt Developments to construct a new roundabout centered on the existing A19/A163 Market Weighton junction, Barlby, north of Selby.

Howard Civil Engineering commenced work on this site in December 2016 after being awarded a contract to undertake the foundations and ground floor slab, stair and lift core, drainage and hard landscaping and street furniture. The last pour to the auditorium floor in July 2017 marked the end of the first phase of our works.

Works to deliver this complex junction of the A19 are now complete. The new junction was required to facilitate Persimmon Homes’ 650 unit residential development in the fields to the east, locally known as Germany Beck.

Victoria Mills was the second of a series of planned housing developments for Erris Homes.

The A1 Leeming to Barton upgrade replaced the existing dual carriageway with a new three lane motorway. It also included the provision of a new local access road alongside the new motorway, a new grade separated junction at Catterick, and an improved junction at Scotch Corner to provide access to the strategic road network.

Opening in 1921, The Futurist theatre was originally built as a cinema before the stage was extended in the late 1950s. Since then, the theatre hosted an array of famous artists, including The Beatles, before closing in 2014. The demolition works included the stabilisation of the cliff behind the building.

Howard Civil Engineering is proud to have completed works in this new £100m development which is now home to the new TK Maxx distribution facility, providing more than 1.2m sq ft of accommodation. The building was completed in 2017 and supports up to 1,800 jobs.

Harlow Hill Grange is development of two, three and four bedroom homes situated within walking distance of Harrogate town centre.

Work is now complete on our third project for Persimmon Homes. The new brick factory is a flagship project for the group on a 14.76 acre site in Harworth. At full capacity, the facility produces circa 80 million brick per annum.

Howard Civil Engineering commenced work at this site off Penny Pot Lane for Persimmon Homes in July 2018.

During the summer of 2016 this former golf course, situated in a South Durham loop of the River Wear and overlooked by Auckland Castle, became Eleven Arches – the most ambitious outdoor theatre construction project ever seen in County Durham.

Persimmon Homes’ development in Wilberfoss comprised a selection of two, three and four bedroom homes. This was our first project for Persimmon Homes, installing the sewers and main carriageways for this new development of 44 plots.