MAP Design
Civil Engineering
Civil engineering design for infrastructure and energy sites — earthworks, drainage, roads, foundations and utilities, engineered around real ground conditions and real construction sequence.
The capability
Every major project rests on the civils. Get the levels, the drainage or the ground model wrong at design stage and the cost surfaces on site, multiplied.
Our engineers have designed civil works for UK infrastructure and energy sites — bulk earthworks and cut-and-fill balances, surface water and foul drainage, access roads and internal circulation, shallow and piled foundations, and the utility corridors that thread between them. Designs are developed to the Eurocodes and current UK practice, with CDM 2015 designer duties discharged and recorded.
Civil design on constrained sites is a sequencing problem as much as a technical one. We design with the earthworks plant, the haul routes and the drainage outfall dates in view, so that the permanent works and the construction method are resolved together rather than left to fight it out during delivery.
How MAP delivers it
Civil design commissions run from single-package input to responsibility for the whole site.
Earthworks and ground engineering
Cut-and-fill design, material reuse assessment, settlement and stability checks, and a disciplined interface with the ground investigation — grounded in what the site will actually yield.
Drainage and utilities
Surface water, foul and attenuation design to current UK standards, with utility routing and diversions coordinated against everything else already in the ground.
Roads and hardstandings
Access roads, internal circulation, crane pads and laydown areas designed for construction traffic first and operational use afterwards.
Foundations and site development
Foundation options and detailed design for structures and plant, with platform levels and site layouts developed alongside the disciplines they serve.
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