Parcel Force, Inverness
Gow Groundworks was sub-contracted by Kingsway Contractors to carry out drainage and resurfacing works at Parcel Force, Inverness.
Scrabster Ice Plant
In 2017, Alan Gow Groundworks was awarded the contract for carrying out all civil works for a containerised ice generating plant at Scrabster Harbour. This is Scotland’s newest Ice Plant which was officially opened on 4th September 2017 by Cabinet Secretary for the Rural Economy & Connectivity Fergus Ewing.
The new facility will be able to produce 30 tonnes of ice per day and has storage capacity for 60 tonnes. The Ice Plant at Scrabster Harbour, the UK’s fourth largest landing port for fish, will allow fishing boats to take on ice at any time of the day or night, protecting the quality of their catch. The £1m Ice Plant entered service in August 2017 and produces ice in plate form, which is better suited to modern fisheries. (Scrabster Harbour, 2017)
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- Opening of Ice Plant on 4th September by Cabinet Secretary for the Rural Economy & Connectivity Fergus Ewing MSP.
Recent Projects
Lidl Store Refurbishments, Scotland
Gow Groundworks was sub-contracted by Dickie & Moore Ltd to carry out refurbishment external works at Lidl stores in Giffnock, More…
New House Site, Killin
Gow Groundworks completed drainage, foundation and concrete floor in Killin for a new house
Resurfacing, Raigmore Hospital
Gow Groundworks was sub-contracted by Kier Construction to carry out resurfacing works at the entrance to Raigmore Hospital, Inverness.
Mast downtakings, Scotland
Gow Groundworks was sub-contracted by Balfour Beatty to take down telephone masts across Scotland and reinstate the area. They carried More…