The Channel Island’s Civil Engineering Contractor
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Alderney's Commercial Quay; Lifeline : 6th November 2009
Alderney's Commercial quay is the island’s lifeline, receiving everything from food to fuel, building materials and vehicles, as well as providing essential berthing for passenger ferries. Without it, islanders would struggle to survive, which is why this vital part of Braye harbour is undergoing a multimillion pound refurbishment.
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Jersey's Golden Jubilee Needle wins Commendation in National Awards : 23rd September 2009
A popular piece of public art on Jersey's Waterfront has been recognised by judges at a prestigious national award ceremony in London.
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Geoenvironmental engineer joins Geomarine : 22nd September 2009
Richard Sutton joined Geomarine in April this year as a Geotechnical and Environmental Engineer. He studied Earth Sciences before going on the work in geology and land contamination assessment with design and project management and is currently finishing a master’s degree in Pollution and Contamination Management.
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Discovery Desert - Meerkat, porcupine & yellow mongoose exhibit : 22nd September 2009
Richard Sutton joined Geomarine in April this year as a Geotechnical and Environmental Engineer.
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Geomarine Makes Senior Appointment : 10th September 2009
Simon Boarder has been appointed Managing Director of the civil engineering contractor Geomarine Jersey, following his appointment to the Board in January 2005.
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Geomarine replace Alderney's aging sewer : 11th July 2009
Alderney’s long-overdue sewer and sea outfall upgrade is being constructed by Geomarine. The company is installing a concrete pipe which is more than twice the diameter of the original sewer and nearly a kilometre long. Prefabricated Pipex plastic manholes will provide a maintenance-free, durable system.
