GB Card and Partners are delighted to find out that following the recent judging sessions, we have been shortlisted for the Best UK Consultancy (micro) in the ACE Consultancy and Engineering Awards.

Winners of each category will be announced at glittering gala dinner ceremony in London on Thursday, 18th January 2024.

We are very excited to be shortlisted for the #CandEAwards2023 organised by ACE. Find out more here.

This month saw GB Card & Partners commence GI on the last great brownfield site in London for signature development by Ballymore Group.

Bishopsgate Goodsyard is being promoted as “A complementary mix of independent traders, new startups and international brands, along with a brand new park and 500 new homes”. With the intent being to breathe new life into a site that’s laid derelict since 1964.

A job like this is not without its challenges. It’s a complex site intersected by underground infrastructures as well as other vital services and some of the greatest issues are the historic railway arches. These are being preserved and incorporated into the development scheme and one of GB Card & Partners tasks will involve the investigation of the foundations and the top of the historic arches.

Nick Bonner, GB Card & Partners Associate, is in charge of the whole operation and says “The investigation has taken over 18 months in planning, value engineering and setting out to avoid LUL & TfL running tunnels, but we are all go on site now for the next 4 months with cable percussive, rotary and windows sampling rigs and trial pitting crews – in fact a wide range of investigation techniques

This is a big undertaking for GB Card & Partners but a job that will utilise our strengths as a geo-engineering consultancy. For more information about the Bishopsgate Goodsyard site please click here.

GB Card & Partners have been delighted to be involved in yet another heritage railway project involving the Adams T3 No. 563.

After spending 78 dormant years at the National Railway Museum in York the engine is now back on the tracks and operating at full steam ahead. Taking on its maiden passenger service on Saturday 7 October.

GB Card & Partners are proud to have supported the restoration of this important locomotive and to have opened up the Swanage branch line to Wareham and the connection into the national rail network.

Photo Credit – Andrew P M Wright.