
Clifton Suspension Bridge
Replacement of supporting steel beams and deck covers over the chambers to the main chain supports. Each of the four chambers were bespoke fabricated, galvanized and installed.

Cms Engineering Services Ltd · Company 04715513
Active·subcontractor & supplier & engineer·Head office Bristol
C M S Engineering Services Ltd is a Bristol-based company with over 30 years of experience in engineering and steel fabrication projects, covering the South West and the UK. They specialise in structural welding and fabricating, working with mild, stainless steel, and aluminium using MMA, Mig, and Tig welding techniques. The company prides itself on a customer-focused, 24/7 service to minimise disruption and costly maintenance.
They offer a comprehensive range of services including design and drafting, site fabrication and welding, and installation. Their expertise covers the fabrication and installation of balconies, stairways, fire escapes, balustrades, structural beams, columns, RSJs, bi-fold and loft extension beams, spliced beams, flitch plates, gallows brackets, cranked beams, roof trusses, and portal frames. All fabricated beams are supplied with connecting bolts, shot blasted, and painted or self-coloured.
CMS Engineering Services Ltd is committed to providing high-quality, cost-effective, and reliable solutions in a timely manner. They have experience working with clients such as Bristol City Council, Rolls Royce, and The University of Bristol. Health and safety are paramount, with all craftsmen holding industry-recognised safety passports and being DBS checked, ensuring safe working practices and responsible machinery operation on all sites.

Replacement of supporting steel beams and deck covers over the chambers to the main chain supports. Each of the four chambers were bespoke fabricated, galvanized and installed.

Bristol
Fabricated 6 beams each weighing in excess of 1 tonne. The beams were lowered into the river Frome culvert and transported 500m underground where they were lifted into position and secured under a weak road.
Client · Bristol City Council

Bristol
Refurbishment of the main shopping mall, with all work undertaken at night with no disruption to daily opening hours. Included removal of staircases.
Client · major contractors

Bristol
Produced a number of bespoke test rigs for the earthquake and heavy engineering laboratories.
Client · University of Bristol
Bristol
Fabrication and installation of 54 new balconies.
Client · Bristol City Council
Fabrication of anti-vandal cages for air conditioning units.
Bristol
Fabrication of steelwork.
Client · Babcock Engineering
Bristol
Fabrication of a test piece for an airplane wing fixture.
Client · University of Bristol
Fabrication and installation of cycle shelters and hoops.
Fabrication of an extension to existing units.
Weston-super-Mare
Fabrication of floor infills.
Client · Weston-super-Mare College
Fabrication of a loading platform.
Client · Lidl UK
Bristol City Council, Rolls Royce, The University of Bristol, Babcock Engineering, Bristol, Swindon Council, Lidl UK, The Galleries shopping centre in Bristol, Avon Fire and Rescue, Weston-super-Mare College, Ashton Gate, KEREK construction.
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CMS Engineering Services Ltd is a Bristol-based company specialising in structural welding and fabricating steel products. They offer a 24/7 service across the South West and UK. Their listed services include Steel fabrication and Steel erection.
Cms Engineering Services Ltd is registered at BRISTOL, BS5 8GU, in South West.
Cms Engineering Services Ltd states that it works across Bristol, South West and Wales.
Companies House lists Cms Engineering Services Ltd as active.
Cms Engineering Services Ltd displays CSCS, IPAF, CITB and Committed to CSCS on its website.
Cms Engineering Services Ltd works in Residential, Commercial, Public and Industrial.
Cms Engineering Services Ltd was incorporated on 2003-03-28.
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