The first quarter of 2025 has seen a strong start for Alltask, with several key contract awards and major project milestones across the UK.
In the transport sector, Alltask is supporting roof replacement works at Ryde Pier, providing beamed access and crash deck scaffolding for the safe removal of asbestos cement sheeting.
Alltask has also been appointed to deliver the scaffolding works for the Fulham Broadway glazing replacement scheme on behalf of Cleshar Contract Services. The 50m long scaffolding will consist of a bridged crash deck spanning over the tracks, with additional hop-up scaffolds installed to provide localised access for glazing replacement. Works are due to commence mid-August 2025.
On the HS2 London Tunnels Programme, Alltask has been appointed to dismantle one of Europe’s largest temporary scaffolding structures, following the successful delivery of the TBM Arisings Storage Bins.
In the healthcare sector, Alltask continues its involvement in the redevelopment of East Sussex Hospital in Brighton, delivering scaffolding solutions for the new Cancer Care Centre.
Commercial and residential works remain strong, with additional scaffolding awarded at Project Apple, expanding operations across multiple buildings on the site through to 2027. Meanwhile, progress continues at Green & Home Court in Luton for United Living, with works running ahead of programme despite external challenges.
Finally, in the energy sector, Alltask has secured a key scaffolding package on the transformative NeuConnect Interconnector Project, supporting the construction of the UK converter station on the Isle of Grain — part of a vital new energy link between the UK and Germany.
These varied and high-profile projects reflect Alltask’s growing reputation for delivering safe, complex, and large-scale access solutions across multiple sectors.
