Working from the water for much of the project, the Jackson team overcame a number of engineering challenges to repair a 40m length of collapsed embankment along the tidal estuary of the River Crouch at Hullbridge in Essex.
Jackson was principal contractor on this high-profile scheme to construct a state-of-the-art canal barrier in Rotherham.
Working on behalf of the Environment Agency, Jackson Civil Engineering designed and built over four kilometres of flood defences through the East Sussex port town of Newhaven.
Jackson worked closely with its supply chain partner IMAC to install technology enabling four flood storage reservoirs to operate automatically.
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.
This critical construction scheme to stabilise cliffs on the Essex coast saw the Jackson team bring considerable social value to the project by working with the local community on a number of public initiatives.
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.