Caunton have benefitted from a rail improvement project which costed around £146.6 million and lead to the improvement of the Cornish rail network, as well as a significant ‘Night Riviera’ sleeper service upgrade. The company has supplied the steelwork for a new maintenance shed at Long Rock Train Maintenance Depot half a mile east of Penzance railway station.

Caunton have supplied the structural steelwork for a new maintenance depot, wheel lathe and carriage wash buildings at the Doncaster Carr site in Doncaster. Over a thousand tonnes of framing steelwork have been erected for main contractor Volker Fitzpatrick, whose client is Hitachi Rail Europe. The site is to be a maintenance depot for trains procured under the Intercity Express Programme. Work st...

Caunton are supplying and erecting the steelwork frame for a new train maintenance depot in Crawley, Sussex. They are working for main contractor Volker Fitzpatrick. The project is part of the Thameslink programme which will see capacity increased on north-south routes through central London between Bedford and Brighton, and routes to Peterborough and Cambridge via Finsbury Park.

Caunton supplied and erected the steelwork frame for a new train maintenance depot in Hornsey, north London for main contractor Volker Fitzpatrick. The project is part of the Thameslink programme which will see capacity increased on north-south routes through central London between Bedford and Brighton, and routes to Peterborough and Cambridge via Finsbury Park.

Caunton have been awarded the steelwork package by Volker Fitzpatrick for their £36m Reading train care depot implementation works contract for Network Rail. This contract has been drawn up as part of the £850m Reading area redevelopment which will include a new east chord to be built through the existing Reading train care depot, meaning the depot needs to be relocated. The existing depot will be...

In a complex and meticulously planned lifting operation that took place in the middle of the night, Caunton Engineering, working alongside the main contractor Kier Central’s site team craned a 73 m-long footbridge into place at Mansfield’s new multi-million pound bus station.