INFRA - ARCHAEOLOGY FOR INFRASTRUCTURE
Infra is a Joint Venture between Rubicon Heritage Services Ltd and Network Archaeology Limited which was set up in 2016. We specialize on delivery of large scale archaeology projects in advance of infrastructure such as roads and rail. Infra is currently delivering significant archaeological works on the HS2 project in England and has recently completed extensive archaeological works in advance of the Southend Airport Business Park. Infra pools the resources and extensive experience of Network Archaeology and Rubicon Heritage Services to provide the perfect solution for the delivery of high quality archaeology within the context of large scale Infrastructure development.
RUBICON HERITAGE SERVICES LTDRubicon Heritage Services provides a full range of archaeological and heritage services to the public and private sectors. We deliver tailored heritage solutions and quality assured management support. We are experienced professionals passionate about the past and its preservation for the future.
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NETWORK ARCHAEOLOGY LTDNetwork Archaeology is a leading single-source archaeological service with an established history of delivery on major infrastructure projects with particular expertise in power generation, energy transmission, utilities and transport. We are known for delivering professional support, taking care of the archaeology and enabling projects to keep moving forward.
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OUR EXPERIENCE
The two companies in the join venture combined have delivered archaeological works covering more than 10,000 km of large linear infrastructure projects (roads, rail, pipelines, cables) over more than 20 years and more than 7000 individual projects across Britain and Ireland.
As Infra on HS2 since 2018 we have been responsible for archaeological works on the HS2 Enabling Works Contract for a 25 km stretch from Great Missenden to north of Wendover (Buckinghamshire).
As Infra on HS2 since 2018 we have been responsible for archaeological works on the HS2 Enabling Works Contract for a 25 km stretch from Great Missenden to north of Wendover (Buckinghamshire).