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CWP Concrete supplies precast concrete piles to Akela Construction for ground engineering projects

CWP Supplies Scotland’s Top Construction & Civil Engineering Contractor Akela 

Mon, 28th Mar 2022

CWP Concrete will supply Akela Construction precast piles on a project basis. Akela is one of Scotland's top construction and civil engineering contractors, operating across the Central Belt and Southern Scotland.

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Interlocking blocks

Demand for CWP Interlocking Concrete Blocks Increase  

Mon, 28th Mar 2022

CWP has invested in 4 new fabricated steel interlocking block moulds to allow production capacity to increase by 100%.

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