CIVIL ENGINEERING Shaping marine, road and rail infrastructure Delivering infrastructure and assets that benefit communities, encourage business growth and improve connections CAPABILITIES Our Approach Our Civil Engineering department offers design and construct services across a range of disciplines including port and harbour developments, river and coastal engineering, road and rail infrastructure, environmental improvements, public realm and landscaping works, sustainable urban drainage systems, and energy and renewables. We have developed a reputation for delivering safe, innovative and high-quality sustainable marine projects, striving for completion on-time and to budget. Sectors Ports & Harbours River & Coastal Transport Airports Environmental Improvements Energy Ports & Harbours With over 100 years’ experience in the design & build of new ports and working within existing live commercial harbours, McLaughlin & Harvey has considerable experience in the delivery of challenging maritime projects. We have provided port facilities for over 3 million passengers and 70 million tonnes of freight. View Ports & Harbours projects PROJECTS Three Mile Water Viaduct Concrete Repairs River Ness Flood Alleviation Phase 2 Torry Quay Phase 3, Aberdeen View civil engineering projects Would you like to discuss a project? Contact LOCATIONS Belfast 15 Trench Road Mallusk, Newtownabbey BT36 4TY Glasgow Heathfield House Phoenix Crescent, Strathclyde Business Park Bellshill, ML4 3NJ London Griffin Court Farringdon, London EC1A 9PN .st0 { fill: #005D63; } © 2021 McLaughlin & Harvey Website by The Web Bureau Home Who we are Responsibilities Capabilities Projects Supply Chain Insights Contact People Modern Slavery Policy Gender Pay Gap Carbon Reduction Plan Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Terms & Conditions Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Site Map Our website use cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. For more details about cookies and how to manage them see our Privacy & Cookies Policy Accept & Close