Border Rail Project
Scotland
Strategic partner to Bam Nuttall, carried out extensive bridge masonry repairs and new build works including three stations at Gala, Tweedbank and Stow.
Client · Bam Nuttall

Wps Special Projects Ltd · Company 10552222 · Trading heritage since 2010
Active, accounts up to date·main contractor & subcontractor·Head office Weston-Super-Mare
WPS Special Projects was established in 2010 and has since been dedicated to providing a leading service in the rail, civil engineering, and construction industries. The company has been involved in significant projects such as the Border Rail Project in Scotland, where they served as a strategic partner to Bam Nuttall, undertaking extensive bridge masonry repairs and new build works, including three stations. They have also collaborated with Network Rail and Crossrail on projects like The Bath Loop and the GWR Electrification Programme, working alongside major international construction groups.
The company leverages cutting-edge technology and a diverse skill set to deliver high-quality commercial construction projects across various market sectors. Their expertise spans new builds and rebuilds for commercial and industrial properties, including steelwork, fabrication, cladding, brickwork, and formwork. They also undertake retail and office refurbishments, drainage, groundworks, and interior fit-outs.
WPS Special Projects prides itself on providing innovative solutions through value engineering and management techniques, ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget. Their experience in civil engineering covers groundwork, surfacing, concrete works, bulk earthmoving, and major drainage projects, with a strong emphasis on high workmanship standards. They are committed to being at the forefront of developing and maintaining Britain's rail infrastructure and are involved in numerous advanced waste-to-energy and major civil engineering projects nationwide.
Scotland
Strategic partner to Bam Nuttall, carried out extensive bridge masonry repairs and new build works including three stations at Gala, Tweedbank and Stow.
Client · Bam Nuttall
Worked with Network Rail and Crossrail.
Client · Network Rail

Working alongside worldwide construction groups including, Hochtief, Kier, Amco and Vinci Construction.
Client · GWR

HV Upgrade project for Bam Nuttall.
Client · Bam Nuttall

Easton Road
Project for Taylor Woodrow.
Client · Taylor Woodrow

Keynsham Station
Project for Hochtief.
Client · Hochtief

Windsor Road
Project for Network Rail and Kier.
Client · Network Rail

Masonry repairs project for Network Rail and Kier.
Client · Network Rail

Neasden Depot
GRP Wall Installation project.

Parran Tunnel Falmouth
Masonry repairs to Parran Tunnel for Dyer & Butler.
Client · Dyer & Butler

Chippingham Station
Completion of platform 1, 2, 3 tactile replacement for Murphy Group.
Client · Murphy Group

Galashiels Station
Before and after images of Galashiels Station for Border Railways.
Bam Nuttall, Kier, Hochtief, Vinci Construction, Taylor Woodrow, Murphy, Network Rail, Crossrail, GWR, DHL, Transport for London, Arriva Trains and 3 others.
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WPS Special Projects is a specialist construction business offering a broad range of services including Rail, Civil Engineering, and Building Works. Their listed services include Rail infrastructure, Civil engineering, Groundworks, Road surfacing and Steel fabrication.
WPS Special Projects is registered at 44 Boulevard, Weston-Super-Mare, BS23 1NF, in South West.
WPS Special Projects states that it works across Nationwide.
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 1 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.
Companies House lists WPS Special Projects as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-12-31.
WPS Special Projects works in Infrastructure, Commercial, Industrial and Public.
WPS Special Projects was incorporated on 2017-01-09, though the company says it has traded since 2010.
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