There is plenty of jargon within the construction industry and with so many different companies involved at different stages of a building project surely this can’t be helpful?

We spoke to some of our clients across the sector (land developers, contractors and utility consultants) and they agreed that before they worked with us hearing the term ‘Independent Connections Provider’ (ICP) created more confusion than clarity.

We want to be open and clear.

Our most recent video aims to provide you with more details about what an ICP is and gives you a flavour of what Stormport Connections can offer you on your next project. Or to read more about what being an ICP means, click here.

Want to speak to one of the Stormport team about how we can get involved on your next project? Email the team at connections@stormport.co.uk  or call us on 01438 310017.

We will be working along Cambridge Road, Ely for one day on Tuesday 22nd August as we resurface the north bound carriageway after a recent high voltage cable installation.

There will be single alternate lane traffic control in place controlled by stop go boards throughout the day from 0900 to 1900.

We are very conscious of the potential for our works to disrupt your daily routine and we are doing everything in our powers to minimise disturbance to road users, residents and businesses during these works.

If you should have any need to speak with someone please don’t hesitate to contact us on 0870 092 1996 or via info@stormportconnections.co.uk

We would really like to apologise in advance for any inconvenience this may cause but the work is essential to restore the road surface to its original condition.

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We’re pleased to see the work that Stormport project managed and delivered at Flatford Mill, on the Essex / Suffolk border, is in this week’s East Anglian Daily Times!

Here is the article in full: (Source http://tinyurl.com/zfx94re)

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One of the most famous landscapes immortalised by artist John Constable has been returned to its former glory thanks to a £180,000 project to remove overhead power lines.

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