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Dover Western Docks Revival (Mar 2017-Jun2019)


Breckland Geomatics Limited has been involved in providing aerial imagery of the £100m project to regenerate the Western Docks at Dover by combining two new Cargo Terminals and a new public Pier and Marina. 

Dover Sea Wall (Feb 2016-Mar 2017)


In December 2015, the sea wall at Shakespeare Cliffs in Dover was breached and the railway was undercut causing it to be closed. As part of the project to repair the wall and open the commuter line as soon as possible, Breckland Geomatics is engaged in producing on-site surveys for the design team and will be managing the primary site control. A report form ITV Meridian can be seen here.

Thetford Riverside Re-development (Dec 2015-Feb 2016)


As a company based in Thetford, we are proud to be involved in the iconic Thetford Riverside project. The long awaited re-development of the town centre will include shops, a hotel and even a cinema. BGL is working with Veitchi Interiors to construct the integrated hotel from pre-constructed modular wall panels. The system is simple and cost-effective. More info

28-32 Chancery Lane (Sept 2015-Jan 2016)


28 Chancery is a new 9 storey steel framed office development in the "legal" district of London. Built within the footprint of several existing offices, the new structure fits neatly within the retained facade. Our brief includes:

  • Maintaining a working control system during the construction
  • Checking the interface of the existing structure and HD bolts provided by others
  • Providing accurate starting base levels for the columns
  • Plumbing and aligning the columns during construction
  • Recording the positions of the steelwork and providing as-built information to the client

Hammersmith Flyover (Jan 2014-Sep 2015)


Breckland Geomatics Limited was contracted by the Principal Contractor (Costain) to oversee the surveying operations during this £60m refurbishment project. The roles carried out included:

  • Establishing primary site control for the 600m long structure - plan and level
  • Verifying the 3D laser-scanned model of the structure
  • Surveying the sub-structure of the piers not included in the 3D model
  • Checking the sub-contractors setting-out
  • Developing and operating a system to install 34 no. replacement bearings to 0.5mm
  • Updating the original topographic survey with the as-built survey

Gravesend Station (December 2013)


Working to a tight timetable, the requirement was to overrsee the construction a whole new platform during the Christmas break.

  • Verify and check the primary site control
  • Check the position and level of the concrete foundations
  • Set-out, level and align the pre-cast platform units
  • Produce as-built surveys of the final results