TMS are excited to announce two new fleet additions to add to our collection.
Mariana K is our new Damen Pushy Cat Workboat at 14.45m & TMS 36, our Crane Barge with an 80T crawler crane, the barge is 36m in length & has just had a brand new paint job.

TMS have completed the next phase of works at Boston. 275 number 6m x3m 6T to 10T scour mattresses have been installed.
Flood Barrier now in commission so TMS are due to start next phase of cutting the construction cofferdam underwater.

Congratulations to our Quantity Surveyor Joanne Baker. Jo has worked extremely hard over the last two years studying and taking numerous exams in MSc Quantity Surveying with The University of College Estate Management. Jo got the news this week she has passed and now has a masters in Msc Quantity Surveying, Well Done Jo!

TMS have started works in Gravesend this week repairing the slipways that were originally constructed during WW2.

Cory’s ship repair slipways were in desperate need of repair in order to remain operational. Following a survey of the condition of the slipway 6 months ago, TMS have begun the process of replacing all the steel elements of the slipway with brand new steel sections that are protected with a high resistance waterproofing paint. Working within the tidal range, our efforts will enable barges exceeding 300 tonnes to be pulled out of the water and repaired.

 

TMS has been recognised as one of the Top Engineers by the Institution of Civil Engineers at the Yorkshire and Humber awards on Monday, for the project completed last year in Whitby for Balfour Beatty, Well done to all involved in the project!
https://www.ice.org.uk/news-and-insight/latest-ice-news/top-engineering-projects-rewarded-at-ice-awards?fbclid=IwAR2AoOA0QKStdMuNJG_KJHPqpggo64d3syjlfKFXxL0vMJrf9_S_0WZ4QoE

 

 

TMS have moorings available on the River Dart, between Galmpton & Greenway Quay for Vessels up to 7 metres.

For more information please call Karen – 01626 866066

TMS have returned to Wear Farm over the last couple of weeks to assist Balfour Beatty with the installation of a new surface water drainage pipe, TMS have extracted the cofferdam from the estuary using specialist marine equipment. Further remedial works are due to commence in the near future.

TMS have been working locally installing a cofferdam at Wear Farm Railway line. We have installed 90 piles to create the culvert, frames inside the cofferdam were installed to add extra strength to allow the work to be carried out safely, this will enable Balfour Beatty to repair the collapsed pipe under the track. TMS used our safety boat ‘Petrel’ to push the two barges ‘Ash’ & ‘Bond’

TMS have completed the first stage of the works on Toft Pier this week. The Piles have been installed encapsulating the existing old pier, After this section is filled with stone, the crane will move further out to start piling the pier extension. The photos below show us closing off this stage with the anchor wall.

TMS were instructed by Balfour Beatty to complete emergency works last week on St Blazey Railway Embankment. 

Due to the recent bad weather the river bank was being washed out which had caused the adjacent railway line to be closed as a precautionary measure.

Working in a mature fashion in direct collaboration with Balfour Beatty, TMS employed continuous working to perform these essential repairs as quickly as possible. Within 24 hours a piling rig was mobilised to site and within a further 72 hours approximately 70 tonnes of tied sheet piles were installed to level. Balfour Beatty then completed the track reinstatement works and the railway was re-opened.