Portfolio of work for Randall Contracting Demolition, Civil Engineering and Hard Landscape Construction Work in London and the South East

1. PROJECT PORTFOLIO
Enabling redevelopment in the Construction Industry

3. Enabling redevelopment in the Construction Industry for over 50 years
Randall Contracting have been operating in the Construction Industry for
over 50 Years and have adapted to the changes within the Industry.
Originally formed as a plant hire and site clearance company in 1956
Randall Contracting has expanded its services to include:
• Enabling Packages - these include demolition of small and large scale
buildings, partial demolition including staircase, lift shaft and roof removal,
strip outs, ground clearance and exhumation.
• Civil Engineering - excavation of pipes and drainage, concrete repair,
piling, groundworks and construction work for roads, pathways, car parks,
bund & blast walls.
• Hard Landscaping - to create and refurbish urban and leisure areas,
public realm, playgrounds and play areas including installation of play
equipment and soft play surfaces.
• Plant Hire - we have a wide range of heavy plant and attachments
for hire including excavators, tippers, screeners, crushers and roll on roll
off skips. We can provide a full range of equipment for on site reuse of
aggregate materials.
• Waste Management - for on site removal of waste materials to licensed
recycling or disposal centres, removal of fly tipping waste, asbestos
sheeting and hazardous materials.
Clients
We work with a wide variety of clients in both the public and private
sectors including: local authorities, charities, property management
companies, housing trusts, main contractors, architects, project
managers, structural engineers and surveyors.
Added Value
With the development especially in the public sector with regard to
procurement it is now more important than ever to give ‘added value’ to
any project we undertake.
We have maintained a consistent client base over the years by providing
a quality service at competitive prices. Building long term relationships
is important to us and can be only achieved by giving a high degree of
customer service. At Randall Contracting we ensure that we communicate
with our clients at all stages of a project and are proactive rather than
reactive.
We are happy to advise on work at pre tender stage when it comes to
complex projects at no extra cost.
Investment in Personnel
Randall Contracting have invested heavily in training of staff to carry out the
diverse range of projects that we are involved with. Most of our staff have
been with the company for over 5 years and are local to our headquarters
in Barking. Having a consistent workforce allows us to maintain control and
quality of work.

4. Quality and performance - our priority
Quality and performance in everything we do is of great importance to
Randall Contracting. We have a policy of continuous improvement to
ensure that every member of our team operates in line with current
legislation and works with quality and performance as their number one
priority.
Copies of our Health and Safety policy are available on request or
available to download from our main website at
Industry Accreditations
With all projects we undertake ensuring we interact with the people
affected by our work and for this purpose we assign our Community
Liaison Officer to every project. This ensures we explain our working
approach and take on board any concerns they may have and where
practicable make provision for these in our work programmes.
In addition to our own quality audits we have been accredited by
Achilles, CHAS, Exor, NFDC, Constructionline, Considerate
Constructors Scheme and BALI as well as achieving ISO 9001 and
14001 quality assurances.
All our staff have appropriate CSCS and CPCS qualifications and
Health and Safety
Randall Contracting have always taken Health and Safety very seriously
and have invested heavily for the ongoing support of our employees,
sub contractors and clients.
We employ a Health and Safety Advisor called John Deane who carries out
Site Audits and Checks as well as advising us on key health and safety
issues that may arise during our day to day work. John has over 20 years
in the business and holds NEBOSH and CMIOSH qualifications.
Our Health and Safety Policy is prepared by the ‘Health and Safety People’
on a yearly basis. They carry out regular audits on our working methods
and environments. We are in constant contact with them regarding new
legislations which in turn is communicated to our staff.
www.randallcontracting.co.uk
Community Liaison

5. Environmental Policy
Randall Contracting recognise that our operations have an effect on
the local, regional and global environment. We ensure that all staff are
trained in our environmental management policy and given guidance in its
implementation
As a consequence of this, the management are committed to continuous
improvements in environmental performance and the prevention of pollution.
Current environmental regulations, laws and codes of practice are regarded
as setting the minimum standards of environmental performance
The safe and efficient disposal of waste material has always been a priority
within the company. We dispose of all waste in a responsible manner,
ensuring that we always comply with the duty of Care Regulations for
contaminated and non-contaminated waste. (Licensing Authority: London
Waste Regulation Authority No. GTL/365462) The Company always
supplies full and complete documentation in compliance with the Duty of
Care legislation. Any services used for the storage or disposal of waste will
be checked to ensure that appropriate licences are held.
We try where possible, to use suppliers who are willing to take away
packaging for re-use or recycling and consider the environmental impact of
any purchases
We try to reduce the energy and water consumption of the business and
minimise CO2 emissions. We invest in the improved energy efficiency of
products we use and investigate environmentally safe and sustainable
energy sources
All plant, machinery and lorries are regularly serviced by the company’s
mechanics for safety and efficiency. High on our priorities is the restriction
of both noise and air pollution. Vehicles and Plant are purchased with
regard to the restriction of emissions.
The company has invested in specialised attachments for it’s plant thus
enabling demolition and excavation work to be carried out in such a way as
to keep noise, vibration and dust to a minimum.
We ensure that dust, noise and odour do not cause a nuisance to the
community surrounding the place of business or site on which we are
working.
Most of the company vehicles are run on diesel. We are aware of the
problems caused by diesel particulates and new vehicles have fuel injection
which reduces particulate emissions by up to 50%, however the clearest
advantage of diesel vehicles is still their relatively high fuel efficiency and
smaller contribution to global warming.
We try to reduce waste production and carry out re-use and recycling as
much as possible and achieve 96% recycling of materials. Crushers have
been introduced on many sites for this purpose.
We ensure that no polluting matter enters surface waters or groundwater,
will obtain permission before discharging any contaminated water, and
before commencing any works we will check the area for endangered
species, protected plant species, trees subject to a Tree Preservation Order
and protected archaeology
In the office environment, paper is used sensibly, with measures to
re-use and recycle waste paper and increased use of electronic
communication to reduce the need for paper use.
Office staff are encouraged to conserve energy by switching off lights and
turning heating down in rooms not in use and making optimum use of
natural light and task lighting.
We endeavour to use sub-contractors and suppliers who comply with
the requirements of our environmental management policy and will help
sub-contractors and suppliers to comply with environmental laws and
regulations as much as possible

6. CASE STUDIES
Enabling redevelopment in the Construction Industry

7. Enabling Works

8. Great Guildford St, deconstruction of an occupied office building
Category - Enabling Works
Client - Workspace PLC
Value - £350,000
This enabling project was for the redevelopment of mult-tenanted office
building in London close to the Tate Gallery. The proposed building works
were designed to add two additional floors and create a central courtyard
with a cafe/bar for the tenants.
Randall Contracting were appointed to carry out the enabling works which
included decommissioning and removing boilers from the basement,
removal of lift shaft, removal of water tanks from roof, demolition of ground
floor entrance and first floor offices.
Working in occupied offices
The building remained occupied whilst the work was carried out, therefore
careful working programmes and methods were used to reduce the impact
to tenants in order for them to carry out their day to day business. These
included monoflex sheeting to reduce dust and visually shield the work.
Designated noisy operations were restricted to set times during the day.
Randall Contracting specialise in this type of project and other works have
included removal of lift shafts, basement excavations, stairways of offices
in London and the South East.

9. Seymour Street, demolition of a West End Hotel
Category - Enabling
Client - Blenheim House Construction
Value - £500,000
An old formerly listed building owned by Portland Estates in Mayfair. The
building subsided when a new development was built adjoining it.
Consequently the building had been propped internally and had been left
empty.
Randall Contracting were awarded the project after Tendering for the work
with the main contractors.
The site had a number of constraints on it which included restricted
parking to the front and rear of building and designated noisy working
times during the day.
Steel Frame
Before the building could be demolished a steel frame had to be
constructed and fixed internally to support the building while demolition
took place. Once this had been done the existing props had to be
removed.
The building was stripped out first with original doors, skirtings, fire places
put aside and stored to be used in the new build project.
Demolition
The Demolition was carried out using hand tools and a small excavator
where possible. A conveyor belt leading to a platform to the front of
building was used to remove waste materials to waiting roll on roll off
lorries. Deliveries and collections had to be programmed due to waiting
time restrictions.
Groundworks
Randall Contracting were also contracted to carry out the groundworks
package for the new build.

10. Demolition of three residential homes
Category - Enabling
Client - Eastbourne Homes
Value - £350,000
A demolition project for Eastbourne Homes in conjunction with Eastbourne
Council. It consisted of three residential homes built in the 1970’s which
were to make way for new Social Housing.
The homes were all located in a highly populated residential area of
Eastbourne.
Community Liaison
Establishing close links with the community was very important before the
work. There were a number of private homes were very close to the site
and a number of schools. Our Community Liaison Officer ensured that all
schools and residents were informed about the nature of the works and
given the opportunity to express any concerns. This meant that clear lines
of communications were established throughout the project.
Asbestos Removal
All the properties contained Asbestos in varying degrees so
Randall Contracting used the services of a local licensed Asbestos
removal company to carry out this work in stages before the demolition
work.
Phasing of Work
Each home was demolished in sequence using grapples and munchers
including the slab and foundations. All materials were sorted and 96% of
materials were removed for recycling to local waste disposal centres.

11. Wordsworth Avenue, demolition of a Community Centre
Category - Enabling
Client - London Borough of Newham
Value - £50,000
Randall Contracting have worked with a number of local authorities
including the London Borough of Newham for many years on a variety of
demolition projects.
Redevelopment in Newham
The London Borough of Newham is committed to providing more social
housing for its growing diverse population. In order to do this the Council is
redeveloping many sites throughout the Borough.
One of these sites was Wordsworth Avenue Community Centre in East
Ham. Randall Contracting were awarded the contract as an approved
supplier of the Council.
Demolition
The centre was of brick construction with a considerable amount of rebar
strengthening contained within it. Being in a residential area Randall
Contracting had to ensure that the local residents were consulted before
work was carried out. Provision was put in for noise monitoring and dust
prevention.
Because of its construction the demolition was carried out using a ‘cracker
attachment’ which was ideal for cutting through the rebar with ease.
All materials were removed and 96% of materials were recycled.

12. Exhumation Works
Randall Contracting have worked on a number of exhumation projects in
conjunction with a leading funeral director based in East London.
This specialist work has including removing human remains from
various sites earmarked for redevelopment. These sites are usually where
a temporary development, car park or playground has been constructed
over the site. In some cases it is where a Church is trying to raise additional
funding by selling off land.
Archeological Supervision
The remains are found in various conditions and full archeological
supervision is required on all projects. All sites are hoarded and 24 hour
security is put in place. Work is carried out professionally and
sympathetically.
Arrangements can be made for a priest to attend sites before any work
commences and on re internment to give a brief service or blessing if
required.
Building of Crossrail
With the building of the Crossrail rail link a large number of human remains
have been discovered in Central London because of the deep excavation
work required on the project. Working with the main contractor Randall
Contracting have carried out the exhumation work consistently for the last
couple of years.

13. Demolition of School building
Category - Enabling Works
Client - Barking and Dagenham Council
Value - £45,000
Randall Contracting work with a number of Local Authorities and some of
the work is with local Schools and Colleges.
This project was for the demolition of an old gym which had a roof made of
asbestos sheeting and contained some internal asbestos.
The School backed on to residential properties. Dust screens and sprays
were used to protect the surrounding properties from dust. The work was
carried out in School Holiday time.
We appointed a licensed asbestos removal company to carry out removal
of the asbestos.
The building was demolished using grapples. All materials were sorted on
site for recycling and removed to local recycling centres.

14. Demolition work in Epping High Street, Essex
Category - Enabling Works
Client - Stace
Value - £100,000
This demolition project involved a mixture of buildings located in the main
high street of Epping in Essex. The main building was once a listed
building. The buildings stretched back from the high street and included a
1960’s brick built building with a flat roof.
Next to the site was a busy public house so it was essential that the day to
day life of the pub was not disturbed. Scaffolding was erected to protect
the building and garden area. A noisy work programme was put in place to
ensure there was minimum amount of disturbance.
Dust sprays were used and noise monitored.
There was a mixture of services to this building including cabling to
adjoining properties running through the property. Close liaison with the
services providers was essential.
Grapples and munchers were used for the older part of the property and
breakers, shears and crackers used on the newer part of the
building.

15. Demolition of the Kingsbridge Care Home
Category - Enabling
Client - London Borough of Barking and Dagenham
Value - £100,000
The Kingsbridge residential care home in Barking had become redundant
and the local borough decided to demolish it and redevelop the site. The
site was in a built up residential area and our experience in working at
constrained sites was a major factor in us winning the work.
Because of the closeness of residents to the site there was concern from
both the council and residents about dust pollution. To counteract this
a water spray system was introduced to minimise the dust levels. Close
liaison was also kept with the local residents by our Community Liaison
Officer.
Whilst carrying out the work a foul water pipe was uncovered that was not
marked on the services drawings. Our experience with groundworks and
drainage projects meant that we could carry out a temporary repair until
the Council could make a full repair.

16. 328 Barking Road, demolition of temporary building and remediation work
Category - Enabling
Client - London Borough of Newham
Value - £240,000
A two storey temporary office complex had been built on the site of a
substantial Victorian Methodist Church. The site was close to residential
and commercial properties.
The contract was in two phases, firstly the demolition and clearance of the
office block which included Asbestos removal and the diversion of
services. The demolition work was carried out using a hydraulic sorting
grapple, this allowed safe and efficient segregation of the various structural
materials for recycling.
On site re-use of materials
The second phase was the enabling works to remove the foundations of
the old Methodist Church. It was found that the entire Victorian
substructure was in place and that it would take between 450-500 lorry
movements to remove the waste from site.
Randall Contracting advised the client that a cheaper and more
environmentally friendly solution would be to instal on site recycling. This
was done and substantial savings were made for the client.

17. Exmouth House, enabling project for redevelopment of an office block
Category - Enabling Works
Client - Workspace PLC
Value - £200,000
This enabling project involved the removal of a central staircase to facilitate
a new lift shaft and conversion of a basement into a bike store with shower
facilities.
Working in occupied offices
The building remained occupied whilst the work was carried out, therefore
careful working programmes and methods were used to reduce the impact
to tenants in order for them to carry out their day to day business.
Designated noisy operations were restricted to set times during the day.
Randall Contracting specialise in this type of project and other works have
included removal of lift shafts, basement excavations and stairways in
London and the South East.

18. Charles House, refurbishment of factory units
Category - Enabling
Client - Workspace PLC
Value - £250,000
Randall Contracting have worked with Workspace PLC for a number of
years. Workspace refurbish large existing industrial units by stripping them
out and then dividing into small units. These units are rented out on short
rentals at low cost.
One of these projects was Charles House in Southall and Randall were
asked to complete a second phase of units having previously worked on
the first phase in 2010.
The building was stripped out and then divided into separate units by
building constructing dividing walls, fixing pre fabricated steel frames to
create a mezzanine floor and stairway.
Randall Contracting was the main Contractor and coordinated the
steel, electrical and brick work. The redecoration work was carried out by
our own workforce.

19. Hookers Road E17, refurbishment of burnt out factory units
Category - Enabling
Client - C&S Builders Merchant
Value - £500,000
A refurbishment project in Walthamstow, East London to restore two burnt
out steel framed factory units.
The high temperatures of fire had caused extensive damage to the steel
frame, brickwork and roofing. The power supply had been cut off to the
units which had to be restored.
Our work consisted of:
• Replacing sections of the steel frame
• New Roofing
• New and replacement brickwork
• Resurfacing
• Refurbishment of fire damaged offices
• New security shutters
• Electrical rewiring
The project was completed to programme.

20. Hard Landscaping

21. Lambeth High Street Recreation Ground, redevelopment of Park
Category - Hard Landscaping
Client - Lambeth Council
Value - £200,000
Lambeth High Street Recreation Ground is an Historic Park in central
London. The park is a central part of the local community life. Over recent
years the park had become subject to anti social behaviour and local
residents began to use the park less and less.
The local residents were instrumental in obtaining funding for its
redevelopment and Landscape Architect Adam Thomas was appointed to
redesign the park. The designs were accepted and then due to
government cut backs the project was put on hold.
At the beginning of 2013 the go ahead was finally given and the project
was Tendered by Lambeth Council.
Randall Contracting were successful in winning the Tender and the
emphasis to work with local residents and keep the park open was very
important.
The redevelopment work included:
• A new main entrance with bespoke designed gates
• Resurfacing work to all footpaths
• Demolition of existing water feature and re-use of materials to create
Landscaped mounds at back of park
• New designed replacement water feature
• Redevelopment of Play Area
• Planting of new trees and shrubs
• New Seating
• Gabion Walls filled with reused materials
Working with the local residents Randall Contracting sponsored an
opening event which was attended by Kate Hoey MP. It was a great
success.

22. Tile Kiln Lane Community Area construction
Category - Landscaping
Client - Enfield Council
Value - £50,000
A lottery funded Community project through Enfield Council on an area of
waste land in Edmonton, North London.
The project was designed by Landscape Architect Rachel Moody. The
concept was to create a community area where children could come and
study wildlife which will be allowed to flourish by allowing it to grow wild.
There was already a pond area which was home to dragonflies and
butterflies.
Work included construction of:
• Stile access
• Fencing
• Pathway Construction
• Bird Hide
• Planters
• Picnic Area
• Pergola

23. Ivybridge, play area refurbishment
Category - Hard Landscaping
Client - Hounslow Homes
Value - £45,000
Randall Contracting working closely with a well known landscape architect
were approached to do this project. The Ivybridge Estate is in Twickenham
and has a very active tenants association. The residents wanted to improve
the facilities at their existing play area by making it appealing to both
parents and children. They only had a limited budget and working in close
partnership with the architect Randall Contracting were able to provide a
solution which met the budget.
The playground had an existing slide which was kept. A climbing frame
with a swing was introduced along with play boulders in two locations. A
raised seating area was created with planting areas. This allows the
parents to supervise their children in pleasant surroundings.
The budget did not allow for re turfing and therefore the site was kept
fenced off to allow grass seed to establish itself prior to an opening
ceremony in March 2012.
This is one of many types of Play Area schemes that Randall have worked
on including creating multi-play areas.

24. West Ham Park, installation of disabled slide
Category - Hard Landscaping
Client - City of London
Value - £50,000
West Ham Park which is run by the City of London and has a large
Children’s Play Area. The playground caters for children with disabilities
and has various play equipment for the disabled. The City of London
decided to commission an architect to design a scheme for a disabled
slide.
Randall Contracting were selected for the work because of similar
schemes that we have worked on.
The work consisted of creating a 2m high mound from and constructing a
gradual winding pathway for wheel chairs leading to the top of the slide.
Steps were also constructed for children without disability.
The pathway was finished with cobbles and sureset surfacing. The mound
was original turfed but the architect changed this to synthetic grass. The
reason being that the children using the slide also like to run up and down
the mound.

25. Drainage and landscaping project for house redevelopment
Category - Hard Landscaping
Value: - £110,000
Client - Brickcrest
A New build house project by a Property Developer in Chiswick
West London involved external groundworks and landscaping of this
prestigious new development.
Work included fencing, pathway, drainage, lighting and soft landscaping.

26. Maintenance work at Winsor School Beckton
Category - Maintenance/Hard Landscaping
Client - London Borough of Newham
Winsor School Beckton is one of numerous schools that Randall
Contracting have worked for in our work with the local authorities that we
work for.
The ground that the school is built on is constantly moving having been
built on old landfill site. This has resulted in the paved areas of the school
moving and some of the drains cracking.
Randall Contracting were brought in and carried out resurfacing work
to the playground and car parking areas including relining, block paving
repairs and new drainage.
The work is ongoing here and Randall Contracting carry out repair work on
a regular basis.

27. Civil Engineering

28. Battersea Dogs and Cats Home staff car parking and landscaping
Category - Hard Landscaping
Client - Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
Value - £1,200,000
Randall began a long-standing relationship with Battersea Dogs and Cats
Home with the redevelopment of the old car park and exercise pens. Our
brief was to produce a secure and pleasing operational and recreational
area for the staff and the dogs. The works incorporated 10,000 sq m of
new concrete surfacing, new drainage, lighting and bespoke dog pens.
The site had formerly been railway sidings and the underlying sub-base
was particularly good. Because of this considerable savings were achieved
for the client by reusing the track ballast as sub base for new slabs.
Randall Contracting had contractor’s design responsibilty on the contract
for the design of the dog pens and steel framed facias on protected railway
arches.
We exceeded all of the Client’s deliverables including 96% recycling on
site, minimization of noise and timing of lorry movements so as not to
disturb the daily life of the home.
Because of the good work we were asked back to deliver an enabling
package for the new cat facility which was opened by Camilla Parker
Bowles.

29. New waste facility at 12 Tree Crescent
Category - Civil Engineering
Client - Bywaters
Project Value - Over two phases £500,000
This Civil Engineering project was for long-standing client ‘Bywaters Waste
Management’ at their new waste handling facility in Bow, East London. It
involved the redevelopment of an existing warehouse to suit a new waste
handling facility.
The work was extensive and included
• Alterations to existing roads
• Construction of a new substation
• Drainage alterations including forming a new petrol interceptor
• New concrete slab to form a shunting area for incoming trailers
• Foundations and ducts for new plant - Trommel Bailing Machine
• Construction of two weighbridge pits
• New fencing and repairs to existing
• Ducts for new HV Switchboard
• Refurbishment of offices

30. Kingsnorth Powerstation, gatehouse and car park
Category - Civil Engineering
Client - E.on
Value - £840,000
As part of our ongoing work with E.on at Kingsnorth Powerstation
Randall were asked to undertake a major redevelopment of the gatehouse
and car parking. This was to allow one central security control point from
one central station.
The work involved the supply and installation of a sectional building,
adjustment to the approach roads, creating a car parking area, security
fencing and gates, provision of water and electric to the gate house and
drainage.

31. Box Park, retail village groundworks and construction
Category - Civil Engineering
Client - Box Park Limited
Value - £275,000
Randall Contracting were contacted last year by a fashion entrepreneur
with a vision to create a designer retail village on waste land adjacent to
Shoreditch Station. The village was to be constructed from Containers.
Initially Randall were asked to clear the site, install drainage, level the
ground, construct a supporting wall and place railway sleepers for
60 containers to rest on at two levels.
This was the first venture by the Client into this field of work and they had
not factored in the magnitude of the works involved in getting the
containers installed and ready for public use.
Randall were then appointed as the main contractor and carried out
additional works which included: placing of the containers,
construction of upper platform with handrails, installation of stairways,
provision of all utilities, coordination of shop fitting 60 Containers, disabled
lift installation and tarmacing.
The project was completed in time for an opening in December for
Christmas.
Box Park now has plans to open several more developments and Randall
Contracting will act as the main Contractor. Work starts on a new
development in the summer of 2012.

32. Silk Street, steam pipe excavation
Category - Civil Engineering
Client - Citigen
Value - £120,000
Randall Contracting have worked with E.on for over 10 years at their
Power stations at Kingsnorth in Kent and Enfield on a wide variety of work
including: Hard Landscaping,
Citigen who are part of E.on have a Powerstation at Farringdon and
this provides hot steam a network of pipes to office buildings which run
underground throughout the City of London. From time to time these pipes
leak due to ground movement. Randall Contracting were asked to take
over from another contractor to locate a leak in the pipes feeding a large
office building in Silk St EC2.
The work involved excavating a hole to a depth of 6 metres and could only
be carried out at certain times of the day so as not to disturb the adjoining
buildings.
Operatives trained in confined spaces were required and the majority of
the work was carried out using hand tools because of services which ran
across the site. Added to this an old Victorian drain was located which ran
near to the damaged pipes.
The leak was found and repair work carried out. This type of work is
ongoing.

33. Waste
Management

34. Waste Removal from industrial unit
Category - Waste Management
Client - Workspace PLC
Value - 70,000
Our client Workspace had taken over an Industrial Unit for redevelopment
which had been badly fly tipped with a variety of rubbish. It was unknown
wether it contained hazardous materials.
Using our own Plant the warehouse was cleared and materials sorted for
recycling. In amongst the rubbish were Fridges, Gas Bottles, Tyres and
Syringes. These items were disposed of using the correct procedures.
This is one of many projects we undertake using our Waste Management
Services.

35. Bounds Green, car park remodelling
Category - Hard Landscaping
Client - Workspace PLC
Value - £45,000
One of many similar projects that we have worked on for Workspace PLC
who specialise in refurbishing industrial units for short term rentals.
In the summer of 2010 Randall were given the task of remodelling the car
park at a busy industrial estate Bounds Green, North London.
The work included general improvements to the existing car park and
included: Provision of disabled parking bays, cycle parking areas,
realigning existing roadway, adapting and extending existing drainage,
levelling sub base and laying new tarmac and providing new kerbs and
road markings.
This project involved traffic management whilst the works were being
carried out.

36. Plant Hire

37. Randall Plant Hire Division
Randall Contracting Plant Hire Division can provide a range of heavy plant
and attachments on short or long term hire contracts.
Operators are also available at competitive rates.
PLANT
• Tracked excavators 3-35 tonne
• Crushers & screening equipment for wet and dry soils
• Tipper lorries 8-6-4 wheel
• Roll on/off lorries for rubbish or muck Containers
ATTACHMENTS
• Grapples
• Breakers
• Screening Buckets
• Crackers
• Shears
• Pulverizors
• Compactor Plates
For a quote please called Richard Fitzwilliams.

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