Alltask project case studies
The iconic Natural History Museum is located in central London and considered to be one of the greatest Victorian museums of the 19th century. Often referred to as a ‘Cathedral To Nature’, the museum remains a highly popular tourist attraction to this day, with around 80 million life and earth science specimens contained within five main collections. Read more
Alltask is supporting our valued client, BAM Nuttall, in the ongoing refurbishment of Sharnbrook Viaduct in Bedfordshire. This historic railway viaduct, an essential part of the UK’s rail network, requires structural repairs, strengthening, and blast and paint works to the existing steelwork due to age-related deterioration, corrosion, weathering, and general wear and tear to ensure the structures long-term stability and safety. Read more
The Peterborough Compressor Station features two large industrial stacks that are highly visible from the city centre. To enhance their appearance, a bespoke cladding solution was designed and installed by Alltask who was the Principal Contractor. Read more
Huntingdon Compressor Station has undergone a significant upgrade, focusing on noise reduction and vibration control. The project involved installing Armacell Acoustic Class C 5-Layer System on Units D & E to ensure plant operations while maintaining safety standards. Read more
The Sherrington Viaduct, situated between Salisbury and Trowbridge on the rail line, is undergoing significant upgrades to strengthen its structural integrity and ensure longevity. The viaduct is a critical part of the infrastructure for the railway network, making these works vital for maintaining service reliability and safety. Read more
After three years of design and development in collaboration with Prime Scaffold and Structural Designs Limited, we are pleased to announce the start of scaffolding works on a major project at Hungerford Bridge, right in the heart of London! Read more
Some recent photos from our site visit at Waterloo Station—it’s amazing to see just how far the project has progressed since starting back in March of 2023. The scale of the work really stands out when you look around and appreciate just how much scaffolding has been erected. Read more
Ryde Pier in Zone 2 is closed to Island Line services from September 2024 to May 2025 for vital maintenance and repairs: Purpose: The work aims to extend the life of the historic pier by up to 60 years. Read more
Alltask has worked on a significant scaffolding project at the National Maritime Museum, a beloved cultural landmark that sees hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. This project, commissioned by our new client, Willmott Dixon Interiors, involved the erection of an extensive birdcage scaffold to facilitate the replacement of windows. Read more