Hawkspear Contracts

Hawkspear Contracts Limited was formed in October 2002. During its formative years the company carried out a wide range of groundworks projects of varying scales predominantly for private clients and satisfied its customers in terms of quality, cost and programme. It was another two years before it became a full time role for the founding directors... Phil Woolland and John Symes in June 2004. By the summer of 2005 - the company had expanded its workforce and management team to enable it to secure larger projects working as a specialist subcontractor for main contractors whilst still undertaking the smaller scale groundworks that had been its foundation of the early years. This in turn led to further opportunities and the turnover continued to rise steadily to circa £1.5M. In 2007, our reputation on past contracts had become widely known throughout the industry we began to secure further works directly at Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LJLA) and also having involvement in all areas of the subsequent terminal expansion developments working for Bovis Lend Lease and McLaren Construction. Civil engineering works on both the ILS upgrade and runway approach lights replacement has necessitated further specialized training and investment ensuring we match both our clients requirements and the demands of working in a live airport environment. In May 2009, we relocated our former Hooton office to our new office complex based at Liverpool John Lennon Airport allowing us to continue to offer a dedicated service at the airport whilst also having convenient access to the motorway network, allowing us to target work across the North of England and North Wales, but generally within an hour's drive from the offices. Nonetheless, we have carried out works much further afield for past clients who have requested our services due to proven experience and to further expand our working relationships. January 2010 brought our largest single contract to date working with McLaren Construction on a mixed retail & leisure development in ...Read More