
Controlling Compaction in Earthworks
UK earthworks spend £1bn+ yearly, with a focus on Brownfield remediation. Advanced compaction tech boosts efficiency and reduces costs.
UK earthworks spend £1bn+ yearly, with a focus on Brownfield remediation. Advanced compaction tech boosts efficiency and reduces costs.
What if transforming contaminated land could be as seamless as managing it from your fingertips?
“Turning contaminated wasteland into thriving communities is more than environmental cleanup—it’s the future of sustainable urban development.”
Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) are a vital tool in sustainable land development. But what do they actually involve, and why are they so important?
The meticulous dismantling of structures and the subsequent clearance of sites demand precision and safety. As technology and methodology advance, adhering to best safety practices
“Great opportunity for many of our newer starters to understand how a lab works and spend some time with and get to know colleagues they
Our land silently bears the burden of our past industrial activities. The integrity of our environment faces threats from the unseen scars of land contamination,
Groundwater contamination is a silent challenge, often lurking unseen beneath development sites, yet its impact on environmental and human health can be significant. As developers,
Reinvigorating brownfield locations encompasses a formidable challenge integral to sustainable urban development. This article peels back the layers of complexity involved in transforming neglected parcels
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“We’re excited here at VertaseFLI to announce that following a rigorous audit last week, our commitment to excellence has been recognised with the re-certification of
As we delve deeper into the complexities of environmental science, the need for a comprehensive understanding of various pollutants, their risks and appropriate remediation strategies
As urban landscapes continue to expand, the need for viable land increases, bringing the issue of brownfield sites into focus. Brownfield sites, previously utilised for
Demolition and site clearance are fundamental aspects of any construction project, setting the stage for efficient development and ensuring compliance with environmental standards. By properly
Brownfield redevelopment, a progressive and sustainable approach to urban development, often presents a myriad of challenges. Among these, the presence of asbestos in soils poses
Land development, in its essence, is a transformative process, converting raw land into a form that is ready for building projects. However, it is also
As the world grapples with increasing water scarcity and environmental degradation, the critical role of sustainable groundwater remediation techniques has never been more paramount. These
In an era where sustainability is no longer an option but a necessity, the integration of environmental contracting into modern development projects has surfaced as
Environmental remediation is a vital process that addresses soil and groundwater contamination, enabling the restoration of polluted areas and fostering sustainable land use practices. As
Environmental contamination from industrial and urban activities poses significant challenges for development projects, with soil and groundwater pollution directly impacting public health, property values, and
Landfill remediation plays a crucial role in managing the environmental and social impacts of waste disposal, tackling the challenges of soil and groundwater contamination while
The initial stages of any development project require extensive groundwork to prepare sites for construction and efficiently cater to the needs of the house building,
Asbestos, a hazardous material known for its detrimental health effects, has been extensively used in various construction materials, including Artex, a decorative coating popular in
In recent years, the need for sustainable development has become more urgent than ever, as businesses across various sectors seek to balance economic growth with
Successful land development projects often involve a comprehensive approach encompassing remediation, restoration, and construction to transform contaminated or underutilised areas into thriving, sustainable environments. VertaseFLI,
The contamination of groundwater resources has become an increasingly urgent environmental concern, affecting the viability of development projects and threatening the well-being of communities across
Efficient materials management is integral to the success of any development project, encompassing everything from procurement and logistics to waste minimisation and resource optimisation. As
The redevelopment of brownfield sites, previously used for industrial or commercial purposes, plays a critical role in addressing the increasing demand for land in the
Restoring landscapes to their aesthetic and ecological potential following environmental remediation is a vital endeavour that brings beauty, biodiversity, and long-lasting sustainability to rejuvenated sites.
Building a strong, durable foundation sets the stage for the success and longevity of any house-building project. As such, when dealing with challenging environments, varying
Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is an invasive plant species that poses severe environmental and structural challenges for development, house building, manufacturing, and petrochemical sectors in
Soil contamination threatens the success and sustainability of development projects across diverse sectors, including house building, manufacturing, and the petrochemical industry. One innovative approach to
The development, house building, manufacturing, and petrochemical sectors often face significant challenges in addressing soil pollution resulting from historical activities or ongoing industrial processes. Soil
Industrial foundation solutions are crucial to ensure the success of large-scale developments across various sectors, including development, house building, manufacturing, and petrochemical industries. These solutions
Asbestos contamination poses significant health risks and challenges for large-scale development projects, specifically in the development, house building, manufacturing, and petrochemical sectors. This hazardous material
Soil vapour extraction (SVE) systems have emerged as a powerful and sustainable tool for the remediation of contaminated land, meeting the needs of various sectors,
As urban landscapes expand and pressure on land resources increases, the need for effective contaminated land remediation has become critical for industries in the United
Groundwater is a crucial resource in the United Kingdom, not only as a source of drinking water but also for agriculture, manufacturing, and ecological health.
Environmental remediation is paramount in mitigating the adverse effects of contaminated land and groundwater, ensuring a safer and healthier future for future generations. One increasingly
The increased global focus on environmental protection and sustainability has necessitated the adoption of innovative solutions across various sectors in the United Kingdom. As a
Asbestos, a hazardous material historically utilised for its insulating and fire-resistant properties, has left a lasting impact on the United Kingdom’s built environment, posing significant
Contaminated land presents significant challenges to urban planning and environmental management, calling for innovative, effective, and sustainable techniques to address both current and evolving issues.
As the United Kingdom continues to expand its development, house building, manufacturing, and petrochemical sectors, there is an increasing demand for efficient and responsible demolition
Soil contamination poses serious threats to both the environment and human health, with pollutants potentially impacting ecosystems, groundwater, and food chains. As the demand for
Asbestos, once a popular building material due to its durability, fire resistance, and insulation properties, has since become a significant public health concern. Its prolonged
Across the United Kingdom, countless brownfield sites lie abandoned or underutilised, tainted by past industrial activity and resultant contamination. These neglected spaces present significant challenges
Contaminated land and brownfield sites pose significant environmental, social, and economic challenges, often resulting from historical industrial activities, waste disposal, or poor management practices. Consequently,
Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral fibre, was once widely used in construction materials due to its excellent insulating and fire-resistant properties. However, it later became
Asbestos, a group of naturally occurring minerals, has been extensively utilised in construction and other industries due to its desirable properties, such as resistance to
Brownfield redevelopment projects often involve the challenging task of remediating and managing contaminated land. In recent years, bioremediation techniques have gained recognition as a sustainable
Brownfield redevelopment projects involve the transformation of previously developed, often contaminated, land into new, productive land uses. In the pursuit of sustainable development, efficient materials
The sustained growth of industrialisation has led to a rise in the prevalence of contaminated land, posing significant challenges for redevelopment and environmental sustainability. While
Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral widely used in construction and industrial sectors due to its durability, fire resistance, and insulating properties, has been identified as
With population growth, urbanisation, and industrial development, the demand for land regeneration and the revitalisation of brownfield sites continues to rise. Consequently, the need for
Brownfield redevelopment projects often entail addressing and managing a range of soil-related challenges to ensure the successful construction of new infrastructure or buildings. Soil stabilisation
As our understanding of the impact human activities have on the environment continues to evolve, so too must our approach to contaminated land redevelopment. In
Asbestos, a naturally occurring fibrous mineral, has been used extensively for its exceptional insulation, fire resistance, and durability properties. While its use has been significantly
The redevelopment of brownfield sites presents numerous opportunities for economic growth, social development, and environmental improvement. However, these projects can also entail significant challenges, particularly
Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral widely used for insulation, fire resistance, and building materials in the past, poses various health risks due to its fibrous
Contaminated lands and brownfield sites can pose significant risks to human health and the environment, which makes their remediation essential. Proper remediation not only mitigates
Brownfield sites, or previously developed land that has become derelict or contaminated present unique challenges and opportunities for redevelopment. Transforming these sites into sustainable, vibrant
Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral widely used in construction, insulation, and manufacturing due to its unique properties, such as its durability, fire resistance, and
Contaminated land and brownfield sites represent significant environmental challenges, as they often result from past industrial activities that have left hazardous pollutants in the soil,
Brownfield redevelopment projects often present unique environmental challenges due to the potential presence of groundwater contamination. This contamination can result from various sources, such as
As global environmental challenges continue to emerge, the demand for more sustainable solutions in land remediation and redevelopment has increased significantly. With a growing focus
In the complex process of brownfield site remediation and redevelopment, environmental contracting plays a significant role. As specialists in this field, VertaseFLI leverages its experience
The redevelopment of brownfield sites offers substantial opportunities for economic growth, revitalisation of local areas, and environmental benefits. One crucial aspect of brownfield site redevelopment
Brownfield site redevelopment often entails the management of numerous environmental and health-related issues. Among these, asbestos contamination is a pressing concern, posing potential health risks
In today’s construction and brownfield redevelopment sector, the need for effective materials management planning has never been more critical. Efficient handling of materials, including soil,
Contaminated land and brownfield sites pose significant challenges for property developers, environmental consulting firms, construction companies, and local authorities alike. The presence of hazardous substances
Brownfield sites are those areas that have been previously utilized for commercial or industrial purposes and are now abandoned or underused. These sites often have
Contaminated soil is a major issue in many areas of the world. Soil contamination occurs when the soil contains hazardous chemicals, pollutants, or other harmful
Asbestos in soils poses a significant health risk and challenge for those involved in development, house building, manufacturing, and petrochemical projects. Vertase FLI, a leading
With increasing pressure on land resources and a growing demand for housing and infrastructure, the regeneration of brownfield sites has become a crucial aspect of
Construction projects are a vital aspect of modern society. They provide us with the infrastructure and facilities to live, work, and play. However, before any
Contaminated land remediation is an essential process that involves cleaning up land polluted by hazardous substances such as chemicals, heavy metals, and other pollutants. The
As urban development and infrastructure expansion continue to put pressure on the demand for land resources, there is a growing need for innovative and sustainable
Contaminated land poses significant environmental and public health challenges. If left untreated, the presence of hazardous substances can lead to long-term, adverse consequences for the
Site clearance is an essential process in construction and development projects. It involves the removal of any obstacles or debris that may be present on
Contaminated land remediation has become a critical issue globally, especially in areas with significant industrialisation. Before purchasing a property, it’s essential to investigate whether the
In the complex process of brownfield site remediation and redevelopment, environmental contracting plays a significant role. As specialists in this field, VertaseFLI leverages its experience
Land or environmental or soil remediation removes contaminants and pollutants from the soil to restore its natural balance and make it suitable for use. This
Brownfield sites are areas of land that have previously been developed and are now derelict and/ or contaminated, making them unsuitable for immediate reuse without
Some of the VertaseFLI team, Rebecca Weller, Neil Hopkins, Mike Allsobrook, Warren Hunt, Dan Newell, Richard Williams and Lee Vollero took on the gruelling 24km
Vertase FLI Making an Impact in Ground Improvement with our “Science Machine” When it comes to the remediation of land affected by contamination, materials that
We are please that our Project Director (and SiLC) Mark Field will be speaking at SilC virtual conference on the Regeneration of Historic Landfills in
Vertase FLI are proud to be supporting and sponsoring the 2022 YCLF summer conference event to be held at the Carraigeworks in Leeds on Thursday
Since schools have been closed since the beginning of January, we have learnt that many children have been unable to access online learning at home
We are incredibly pleased to announce that our Project Director, Neil Hopkins has successfully achieved and been recognised as both a Specialist in Land Condition (SiLC)
Vertase FLI is delighted to announce that our parent company FLI Global has been named as “Best Environmental Solutions Partner – Europe 2020” in the
VertaseFLI is operating business (almost!) as normal. As a company we have put measures in place to ensure that we are protecting our employees and
VertaseFLI is very pleased to announce the achievement of the prestigious RoSPA Gold Health & Safety award for 2019. The award is recognition of the
Vertase FLI has recently completed innovative peat stabilisation trials using Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) and combustion waste materials (wastes destined for disposal unless a more
YTL Developments has appointed Vertase FLI to deliver enabling works for the first phase of new homes at Brabazon. The first major construction contract to
Achieving certification to the new ISO45001:2018 Occupational Health & Safety Standard back in May 2018 ahead of our industry peers, has assisted in the continual
On March 28th, 2019 Abigail Brooks, Environmental Engineer for VertaseFLI presented at the RAWFILL Advisory Board meeting during the Mid-Term Event at Les Champs Jouault
We are very pleased to announce that our QESH Co-ordinator, Nicola Hawkins, has successfully gained a NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and safety.
Yet again, VertaseFLI demonstrate a ‘Very Good’ standard well beyond the minimum requirements for the Considerate Constructors Scheme. During a recent Considerate Constructors Scheme audit
All good things come to an end and, as the analogue age left a little while back, VertaseFLI have now (finally) switched off the fax
The 32 hectare Four Ashes site was predominantly used as a chemical manufacturing works from the 1960’s up until it was closed and demolished in
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