Altmouth Pumping Station
This Environment Agency contract involved the construction of a new 33kv primary substation with transformer plinth and bund.
Client · Environment Agency
About from company website
Atlantix Construction has over 26 years' experience in the construction industry, founded in 1999 to provide construction support to larger partners in local authority projects. As the business grew, Atlantix achieved its objective of becoming a contractor delivering projects in Scotland and the North West of England, aiming to sustain growth through repeat business and a firm commitment to collaborative client work. The company provides civils delivery packages for various DNOs across Scotland and the North West of England, with projects involving demolition, refurbishment, and new build turn-key developments in both distribution and transmission networks.
Atlantix works with local authority and private domains delivering road infrastructure, drainage, bridges, and retaining walls, and has extensive experience in water projects, including clear water tanks, pumping stations, reservoirs, flood solutions, riser mains, and meter and valve chambers. Atlantix Construction has attained internationally recognised accreditations and certifications covering Health & Safety, environmental management, and skills certification. They are also Scottish Power approved contractors, trusted to deliver critical infrastructure projects.
The company holds ISO standards in Quality Management System (ISO 9001), Health and Safety Management System, and Environmental Management (ISO 14001).
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Project experience from company website
Barmere Bridge Replacement (Whitechurch)
This project involved the acceleration of the contract programme to overcome unforeseen ground conditions and the subsequent revision of the piling design.
Bolton Retaining Wall
The scheme compromised of the removal and replacement of a 280m long, 3m high, failed existing mass masonry retaining wall.
Drumchapel Sub-Station
Drumchapel 132kv transformer replacement involving the phased demolition and removal of two super grid transformers and associated structures.
Fall Birch Road
The contract involved a junction improvement scheme with bulk excavations, drainage, concrete works and backfilling to structures.
Gaerwen Sub-Station
The contract involved the construction of a new primary substation and transformer base for Scottish Power.
Client · Scottish Power
Green Quarter Manchester
Bulk excavations, deep drainage, concrete works, waterproofing and backfilling to basement structures.
Haslingden Retaining Wall
The four-week programme involved the demolition and construction of a failed masonry wall adjacent to the River Irwell.
Knowls Lane Retaining Wall
The contract involved a ground works package, including bulk excavations, drainage, concrete works, waterproofing and backfilling to basement structures.
Liverpool Sub-Station
The contract involved the construction of a new substation and transformer bases for Scottish Power.
Client · Scottish Power
Llandudno/Bewsey Street Substation
Reform Street Substation Llandudno/Bewsey Street Substation Warrington.
Lostock Sub-Station
The contract involved the construction of a new control building and 132kv switch yard compound.
Accreditations from company website
- ISO 9001
- ISO 14001
- Scottish Power approved contractors
Clients mentioned from company website
DNOs, Scottish Power, Environment Agency, United Utilities.
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What does Atlantix Construction Ltd do?
Atlantix Construction are an experienced civil engineering and building contractor with particular focus on utility substation works, local authority infrastructure works and high quality concrete structures. Their listed services include Civil engineering, Demolition, Refurbishment, Design & build and Road surfacing.
Where is Atlantix Construction Ltd based?
Atlantix Construction Ltd is registered at 67 Windsor Road, Prestwich, Manchester, M25 0DB, in North West.
What areas does Atlantix Construction Ltd cover?
Atlantix Construction Ltd states that it works across Scotland and North West Of England.
How many people work at Atlantix Construction Ltd?
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 5 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.
What is Atlantix Construction Ltd's turnover?
Atlantix Construction Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £490k and £1.3m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Is Atlantix Construction Ltd still trading?
Companies House lists Atlantix Construction Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-07-31.
What accreditations does Atlantix Construction Ltd hold?
Atlantix Construction Ltd displays ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and Scottish Power approved contractors on its website.
What sectors does Atlantix Construction Ltd work in?
Atlantix Construction Ltd works in Infrastructure, Energy and Public.
When was Atlantix Construction Ltd established?
Atlantix Construction Ltd was incorporated on 1999-08-02.