Do you take civil work on its own?

Yes, though the strongest case for using us is on packages where the civil and mechanical scopes interleave — pipeline work, plant modifications, anything where splitting the package creates a coordination problem.

Can you reinstate to the road authority specification?

Yes, including the surround, compaction and surfacing requirements that the authority will inspect against.

Do you handle the shoring and dewatering too?

Yes. We own the sheet piling and dewatering plant and run both scopes, so the civil sequence and the groundwater programme are planned together.

Civil Contracting Bahrain | Excavation & Civils

Mechanical packages generate civil work: a chamber for a valve, a thrust block at a bend, a plinth for a pump, a trench to be reinstated to the road authority’s specification. Let separately, this work sits on the critical path and answers to a different programme. Held together with the mechanical scope, it disappears into the sequence.

Scope

Excavation, shoring interface, backfill and compaction
Pipeline civils — bedding, surround, thrust blocks and anchor blocks
Manholes, valve chambers and inspection chambers
Plinths, bases and equipment foundations
Road and footpath reinstatement to authority specification
Storm water and drainage networks, including connection to existing systems

Why we hold it

Every interface between two subcontractors is a place where a programme leaks. On a pipeline, the sequence runs excavate, support, lay, weld, test, surround, backfill, reinstate — and six of those eight steps are civil. Splitting the package means coordinating two companies through a sequence that one crew can simply work through.

The shoring and dewatering that this work usually needs are ours as well.

Standards we work to

BS 8004
BS EN 1610
BS 594987
BS 8000-1

Civil contracting

Scope

Why we hold it

Standards we work to

What clients ask before awarding

Send us the drawings. We will tell you what it takes.