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ABM receive a further commendation for the Park Bridge Arch Structure in Northern Ireland.
11/11/2008
ABM Bridge Systems have received a further commendation for their valiant efforts in delivering and installing the CM4 arch units for the Park Bridge Project, in Derry, on Friday 10th October 2008.This was completed in very trying conditions, with the river in extreme flood during installation. The entire installation was completed in one day, starting at 5.00am and finishing at 10.00pm that same night. This endeavor reflects the ethos of the entire team within ABM Bridge Systems who are fully committed to our client’s satisfaction and will not rest until the project is satisfactorily completed.
The client John Boyd (Department for Regional Development, NI).wrote to our client
“ Nigel
I understand you got the arches in by late Friday night. Please pass on my appreciation of the effort and hard work put in by everyone under very difficult conditions.
Regards John ”
Our Client Nigel Dougan (of Highway Barrier Solutions) wrote to ABM Bridge Systems
“Your efforts were very much appreciated. In the end it was a “big push” to get the works completed on Friday. It was a long hard day, the first man on site arrived at 5.00am, the last man left at 10.30pm and conditions were very difficult. However it was good to see the efforts rewarded and all segments successfully placed.”
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ABM receive a further commendation for the Park Bridge Arch Structure in Northern Ireland.
ABM Bridge Systems have received a further commendation for their valiant efforts in delivering and installing the CM4 arch units for the Park Bridge Project, in Derry, on Friday 10th October 2008.
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