Real World Expertise
Cormac is a leading civil engineering contractor providing a wide range of specialist services in Cornwall and beyond. Wherever we work our deep connections in our own communities give us a local perspective and a commitment to social value which makes us different from other contractors.
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4530
Miles of Cornish highways we maintain
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14
Cornish towns benefiting from Green Infrastructure for Growth, and Making Space for Nature
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930
Employees currently working for Cormac
Specialisms
Cormac began as a business with a remit to service all the civil engineering needs of Cornwall. As a consequence we have an extensive range of specialist skillsets, and can offer a true end-to-end service to our clients in Cornwall and beyond.
News (10)
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2 May 2024
Tregunnel Hill Temporary Emergency Accommodation
Cormac are proud to introduce another Temporary Accommodation site nearing completion. Tregunnel Hill at Newquay is the third in a series of five design and build, modular accommodation sites that we’re delivering.
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19 April 2024
Coverack Sea Defence Tree Planting
Calum Bird, Josh Margetts and Shaun Tozer (pictured L-R) from the Cormac Infrastructure team that delivered the highway protection and rock armour project at Coverack recently.
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20 March 2024
Cormac services rated highly with a 12% increase in satisfaction levels for road maintenance
Cormac has once again proved itself to be a leading civil engineering, highway, and environmental services provider. The latest Cornwall Residents' Survey leave no room for doubt as it reveals an impressive 12% increase in satisfaction levels regarding road maintenance, and an additional 11% increase in maintaining parks and open spaces.
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1 March 2024
Cormac secures places on Environment Agency framework
We are delighted to announce that we have secured places on two lots of the Environment Agency’s new Asset Operation and Maintenance Framework.
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27 February 2024
Cormac win Highly Commended at the prestigious Concrete Society Awards
Cormac are delighted to have been awarded Highly Commended in the Structural Category at The Concrete Society Awards in Plymouth last week, for our Coverack Coastal Defence project. The £3.2M scheme now protects the coastline with a 57m long reinforced concrete retaining wall, in turn protected by 8000 tonnes of granite rock armour. Following the temporary works to stabilise the cliff face and the highway above, the wall was constructed in eight separate bays and was tied into the existing sea wall. Materials and plant were brought in by barge and landing craft, avoiding major disruption to the village of Coverack and it’s residents. Well done Team!
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27 February 2024
Cormac collaborates with councils from across the South West
Cormac is preparing to welcome councils from across the South West to the next meeting of the LCRIG (Local Council Roads Innovation Group) South West Knowledge Exchange Group.
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23 January 2024
Cormac unveils a new strapline and outlines its mission to provide community focused services
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11 December 2023
Cormac's Drone capabilities go from strength to strength
Our CAA-approved team leverages the latest drone technology to provide specialist solutions. They capture accurate geotechnical mapping data and imagery in challenging environments, whilst monitoring the environmental and financial factors of our business. All data collected is processed and made available to clients via AutoCAD drawings and an intuitive cloud platform that enables data interrogation through the use of specific tools that can measure linear features, areas, spot heights, cross sections, and volumes.
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11 December 2023
Newquay Strategic Route
Work on the new transport link Newquay Strategic Route, is well underway. Due to open in Summer 2024, Cormac are delivering the project on behalf of Cornwall Council, in partnership with Network Rail and the Duchy of Cornwall. The finished route will connect the Nansledan development to the A392 at Hendra roundabout. Our recently captured aerial footage shows a flyover of the new route from Market Street, Nansledan and takes in the newly installed, pre-cast concrete BEBO arches that will form the bridge over the watercourse that feeds in to the River Gannel. Seven arches were installed in total, together with pre-cast concrete VSoL wall panels, which will form a causeway either side of the arch.
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1 December 2023
Cormac continues its commitment to Cornwall's community in 2024
Get ready for an eventful 2024 with Cormac...
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