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unexploded ordnance

A 250kg bomb found by Igne company SafeLane during a UXO survey

SITE INVESTIGATION

How many unexploded bombs are left in Britain?

How much of a danger is unexploded ordnance on modern construction sites?

18 March 2024

RSK Group has created a new company specifically tasked with delivering unexploded ordnance and explosive ordnance risk reduction services

SITE INVESTIGATION

RSK creates new unexploded ordnance and ground investigation business

A UXO research and investigation team is the latest addition to the RSK Group portfolio

25 January 2024

The location of the project area and shafts in Hachestraße, Essen, where Klemm drill rigs are being used to find hidden dangers

SITE INVESTIGATION

Danger from the deep

How the aftereffects of WWII and historic mining are being discovered with Klemm rigs in Germany

08 September 2022

Working on a class 1 nuclear facility threw up numerous challenges for SafeLane Global as it undertook ground engineering works

SITE INVESTIGATION

Ground engineering challenges at a class 1 nuclear facility

Few projects are more challenging than those on a class 1 nuclear facility in the middle of winter

16 June 2022

Socotec’s ground investigation team carried out investigatory works as part of a proposal for a new line of sea defence planned by the Environment Agency in Thorney Island

SITE INVESTIGATION

Socotec delivers data for Thorney Island Habitat Creation Scheme

Socotec overcomes multiple challenges to carry out island site investigation project

04 June 2021

Energinet has awarded Fugro a marine site characterisation contract for the Danish Energy Island project in the North Sea

SITE INVESTIGATION

Fugro contracted for world's first Energy Island Hub

Energinet awards site characterisation contract for Danish Energy Island project to Fugro

14 April 2021

For nearshore operations, where UXOs are buried deep below strong currents, Fugro has developed an innovative identification solution: a diverless shallow-water tool

SITE INVESTIGATION

UXO considerations for successful offshore projects

Five points to consider when selecting a marine UXO survey contractor

09 April 2021

Structural Soils faced major obstacles relating to the sensitivity of the site when it was asked to complete a high-quality ground investigation survey around Stonehenge

CORE SAMPLING

Structural Soils' solutions to sensitive Stonehenge site

What are the problems surrounding site core sampling at a UNESCO World Heritage site

20 January 2021

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