Jackson won the Environment Agency’s Efficiency Award for its work on this £9m scheme to re-build the harbour wall in Rye where through early engagement with the supply chain the team saved £970k on the project.
Jackson oversaw the pioneering Romney Hydropower project – an undertaking of many firsts.
Jackson worked closely with its supply chain partner IMAC to install technology enabling four flood storage reservoirs to operate automatically.
A Jackson team was called to Wainfleet All Saints after the Lincolnshire village hit the national news in June 2019 when two months of rain fell in three days.
Jackson worked closely with its supply chain partners to develop a ground-breaking asphalt mix that could significantly reduce the carbon footprint of surfacing works in the future.
Construction of the Beccles Southern Relief Road is notable for the sophisticated drainage works that accompanied it and the raft of ecological protection measures that took place as part of the build.
The ongoing Ouse Washes project for the Environment Agency sees the Jackson team maintaining the banks of one of the largest flood storage reservoirs in the country – providing critical protection for over 2,000 homes and 67,000 hectares of valuable agricultural land.
Jackson was appointed as main contractor on this scheme, which involved a design and build upgrade of the existing single carriageway A2300 to a dual carriageway, linking the Sussex town of Burgess Hill to the A23/M23 strategic road.
Jackson Civil Engineering has been awarded a prestigious Environment Agency Flood & Coast Excellence Award for its efforts in developing a ground-breaking low carbon asphalt mix.