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• Client: NPS Humber
• Location: Myton Street, Hull
• Value: £182,000
• Period: July 2022 – September 2022

GENERAL OVERVIEW

Demolish former buildings, remove foundations and backfill with temporary Type 1 stone finish for future development works. Various improvement works to car park, including installation of new and upgrade to lighting columns.

SCOPE DELIVERED

• Clearance of American Golf & Maplin Retail Unit interior ready for demolition

• Carefully take up existing paving slabs and take to client store for future use, for paving not incorporated in new design

• Demolition of former units and removal of concrete slab and foundations to 1m depth, building footprint area of 603m2

• Make good surrounding landscaped and paved areas, including brick wall. Cap off redundant drainage

• Backfill building footprint area with imported Type 1 stone, a temporary finish to allow for future development works

• Installation of knee rail fence to building footprint perimeter for safety purposes

• Installation of 2no new 7m galvanised steel lighting columns with flood lights. Installation of new duct & cable route to supply new columns

• Replace 10no flood lights on existing lighting columns to be retained

• Installation of new feeder pillar to supply columns following new connection to site by NPG

• Cleaning & servicing of existing car park interceptor, jetting & clearance of all linear drainage channels

• Replace existing 6no car park entrance bollards with new 4no Telescopic bollards

• Client: Hull City Council
• Location: Oak Road Playing Fields, Beresford Avenue, Hull
• Value: £47,000
• Period: July 2022 – August 2022

GENERAL OVERVIEW

Having been closed for several years, the paddling pool at Oak Road Playing Fields was in need of repair and redecoration. The project consisted of the removal of the existing coating to the pool, carrying out concrete repairs and reinstating a new anti-slip resin coating. The pool covers an area of 337 m2.

SCOPE DELIVERED

• Removal of all existing coating systems to pool and upstand by use of dustless blasting
• Pool area and upstand jet washed and cleaned down to ensure removal of any dust or laitance after blasting process.
• Ensure all existing coating system was removed
• Concrete repairs carried out to pool floor area and upstand wall
• Once concrete repairs completed, priming of full concrete area
• On completion and curing of primer, colourcoat applied to pool floor area and upstand
• Reinstatement of all sealant works in the pool base and upstand

• Client: Coachman Caravans Ltd
• Location: Amsterdam Road, Sutton Fields Industrial Estate, Hull
• Value: £185,000
• Period: September 2021 – January 2022

GENERAL OVERVIEW

This project consisted of constructing a new spray shop for Coachman Caravans so they are able to park caravans inside the building for spraying.

SCOPE DELIVERED

• Excavation of the proposed concrete foundation
• Installation of concrete foundation and reinforcement
• Installation of drainage
• Block work to superstructure
• Install steel portal frame
• Install cladding to the steel portal frame
• Install the roof
• Install vehicle access doors
• Painting the steel works
• External areas

• Client: Beverley Grammar School
• Location: Beverley Grammar School, Queensgate, Beverley
• Value: £87,000
• Period: August 2021 (three week project)

GENERAL OVERVIEW

This project consisted of constructing a new multi-use games area for Beverley Grammar School. The area will be used for tennis (four courts) and basketball. A new type one stone footpath was also constructed which runs from the main school area down to the multi-use games area.

SCOPE DELIVERED (NEW MUGA)

• Mark out the perimeter of the new area
• Excavate the court 250mm
• Install edging kerbs to the perimeter
• Install 170mm type one stone
• Install basketball post and tennis nets post fittings in concrete
• Lay 50mm thick AC20 Binder course
• Lay 30mm thick ultidrive porous surface course
• Line marking of tennis courts/basketball court

SCOPE DELIVERED (NEW TYPE ONE STONE FOOTPATH)

• Mark out for new footpath
• Excavate new footpath
• Install wooden timber edgings and pegs
• Install and compact clean type one stone.

• Client: Hull City Council (through NPS Humber Ltd)
• Location: Wellington Street, Hull Marina, Hull
• Value: £122,309.90
• Period: December 2012 – March 2013

A structure of great local significance to the Hull area in terms of its history and heritage, the smoke house building was in a bad state of repair and had been derelict for many years.

In conjunction with Hull City Council and their conservation department along with the architects, NPS Humber, the building was brought back into use and saved. The works were carried out in conjunction with our subcontractor Romar Construction Ltd and included the following:

• Repairing the existing roof trusses with the original timbers. Re-slate the roof with reclaimed and original tiles.
• New gantry and chimneys were constructed which were replicted from old photos to the extent that the chimneys have the abilty to swivel with the wind direction as the original ones operated
• Carry out structural repairs to the brickwork and pointing.
• Steel doors and the internal steel racking (where the bacon was laid out to be smoked) were refurbished.

• Client: Bridlington Town AFC
• Location: Bridlington Town AFC, Queensgate, Bridlington
• Value: £255,000
• Period: March 2020 – August 2020

August 2020 marked the start of a new era for Bridlington Town AFC in term of off-field facilities as construction of its new clubhouse was completed.

The project was funded by grants from the Football Stadia Improvement Fund (the sister organisation of the Football Foundation) and the Yorkshire Coast Community Led Local Development Programme in connection with East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

PBS was the lead contractor on the scheme, working alongside another East Yorkshire-based company, Integra Buildings. The existing modular-built clubhouse was donated to Scottish non-league club Bellshill Athletic after theirs was destroyed by fire.

Once the existing clubhouse had departed for Scotland and the site was clear, PBS completed the foundation and drainage works. The new clubhouse was manufactured in seven parts at Integra’s production facilities in Paull using cutting-edge modular techniques.

The units were then transported by lorry to Bridlington where they were assembled to create the new clubhouse. The project was delivered to the original timescale despite the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic.

As well as being used on matchdays, the clubhouse will be used throughout the week as a valuable community asset for Bridlington.

• Client: East Riding of Yorkshire Council
• Location: Lidice Road, Goole
• Value: £1.6m
• Period: February 2013 – May 2014

East Riding Council wanted to transform a former warehouse and adjoining brownfield land into a waste transfer station and supporting infrastructure to accommodate heavy goods vehicles.

Significant engineering work to create access roads was required to accommodate the quantity of heavy goods vehicles, loading shovel and recyclable material storage areas.

A series of traditionally built buildings have also been created on the site to provide office space, meeting areas and a store.

The existing warehouse building is of portal frame construction and, once cleared of racking installations, offered an open floor space that could be converted to suit the scope of the new operation. The loading building was equipped with lighting, specialist odour control equipment, CCTV, fire alarms and specialist ventilation equipment.

To access the site from a new and independent access road required major alterations to a large flood attenuation pond. The plan form of the pond was changed to create an area for a new access road and the attenuation pond outfall drainage altered to maintain its outfall off the site.