Construct - Issue 51

News in brief

THE NEXT STEP FOR OUR EV INFRASTRUCTURE

FM Conway completed the transfer of its SureCharge residential charging network to ubitricity, a Shell subsidiary and the UK’s largest public EV charging operator. The acquisition included more than 2,400 charge points across London, which are now part of ubitricity’s managed portfolio. The network rebranded to Shell Recharge, with FM Conway supporting the transition to ensure continuity for boroughs

FM Conway has achieved its third consecutive year of PAS 2080 audits with zero non-conformities. The result reaffirms the company’s strong approach to whole-life carbon management and its alignment with the PAS 2080:2023 standard. As one of the early adopters of the updated certification, FM Conway continues to embed robust carbon-reduction practices across its operations. From industry leading materials re-use to innovative electric plant charging solutions, the business is demonstrating that low-carbon infrastructure works are not only possible, but consistently achievable. SETTING THE STANDARD IN CARBON MANAGEMENT

and road users. The change enables FM Conway to focus on delivering installation, maintenance and technical services across London’s EV infrastructure.

FM CONWAY SECURES KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA CONTRACT

FM Conway has been appointed to Lots 2 and 3 of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s Highways Maintenance Contracts. The work covers maintenance of key highway structures, including Albert and Chelsea Bridges and the Thames River wall, alongside public realm improvements, footway and carriageway resurfacing, street lighting and other planned and emergency works. The five-year contracts, with an optional three year extension, continue the strong partnership between FM Conway and the Royal borough.

WESTMINSTER TAKES THE THRONE

The City of Westminster’s refurbished Victoria Embankment toilets have earned national recognition, winning the Full-Time Attended category for England at this year’s Loo of the Year Awards. Delivered by FM Conway’s Structures team as part of the council’s public convenience upgrade programme, the project provides modernised women’s and men’s facilities, an onsite attendant, enhanced disabled access and a fully compliant Changing Places toilet. The works ensure the site is clean, safe and accessible for both residents and the millions of visitors who use the Embankment each year.

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