The Tolmount gas field is a natural gas reservoir and production facility located in the UK sector of the southern North Sea, approximately 36 km east of Flamborough Head, Yorkshire. The Easington Gas Terminal is a crucial onshore processing facility that receives, processes, and exports natural gas from North Sea fields including Tolmount.
STOCKTON GROUP was contracted by energy and offshore engineering leader Saipem to carry out the onshore and intertidal works for the Tolmount Area Development Project, with a gas pipeline installation from the offshore field to the tie-in point within the Easington Gas Terminal.
The transformation of the Headingly Campus of Leeds Beckett University presented a highly challenging project, involving bringing a Grade II listed building, Caedmon Hall, up to date to meet modern standards.
STOCKTON GROUP was appointed to deliver the civil engineering and infrastructure works, undertaking a comprehensive scope that included external and internal drainage, a new service trench, foundations, and a structural slab. The project also incorporated extensive hard and soft landscaping to enhance the surrounding environment.
Britvic Soft Drinks owns popular brands including Robinsons, Tango, and J20, and has multiple factories in the UK, with the largest located in Rugby. This site is one of Europe’s biggest soft drinks factories by volume and is continually expanding with over £50 million of investment into increasing its production and distribution capabilities.
STOCKTON GROUP was brought in to construct the infrastructure for Britvic’s new can-line building, carrying out a wide range of civils work including drainage, RC works and foundations.
The Westmoor Reservoir project covers the delivery of reservoir improvement works near Langport, Somerset, which was completed in November 2025. Work was undertaken to ensure the safe and continued operation of the reservoir, keeping the wider water level management system efficient and guaranteeing protection of local communities and downstream towns.
STOCKTON GROUP was brought in help with flood storage in the West Moor and South Moor reservoirs, collectively known as Westmoor. As part of the project, Stockton delivered a 220m trenchless river crossing, using Direct Pipe®, to form a 1400mm I.D. siphon below the River Parrett, to replace the Midelney Siphon.
The Beatrice Offshore Windfarm Ltd (BOWL) project is one of the largest private investments ever made in Scottish infrastructure and produces 584 megawatts from 84 turbines situated in the outer Moray Firth. It powers approximately 450,000 homes at a cost of £2.6 billion to its investors SSE, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Red Rock Power.
Stockton Group were brought in to deliver 2 x 450m x 48” Direct Pipe© installations for high-velocity cables in relation to the Beatrice Offshore Windfarm.
