Huyton Asphalt have announced that they have been awarded 33 schemes in the central area as part of Liverpool City Council’s £36m Highways Investment Programme (HIP).
The works include highway improvements to the roads that need it most. They are also proud to announce that they have already completed the first three of our schemes, delivering high-quality highway improvement works during the summer holidays on roads close to schools in the Old Swan area of the city.
In their commitment to #HAMeansMore, Huyton Asphalt are excited to continue to engage with residents, supporting employment, education, and prioritising #HarmAvoidance. They seek to empower young adults to consider a career in construction through their assemblies and careers days. They will endeavour to create employment and apprentice opportunities as they progress through the schemes. As a member of the 5% Club and a Real Living Wage employer, Huyton Asphalt are eager to continue to improve outcomes for underrepresented and vulnerable people through their engagement programmes.
As a local Liverpool business, they are thrilled to be working closely with the council to deliver these schemes and supporting the delivery of the Triple Lock Commitment outlined in The Council Plan 22-25. As an award-winning contractor delivering social value outputs, they will continue to advocate for the city and be passionate about its residents, local businesses, and the environment.
Through their dedication to achieving Net-Zero Carbon, and commitment to the Liverpool City Council, Huyton Asphalt has developed and delivered to market an innovation in surfacing technology. HALO™ is a sustainable alternative to conventional asphalts. It is a low-temperature asphalt containing recycled materials that has revolutionised the surfacing industry by creating a more carbon-friendly product that offers exceptional performance compared to traditional asphalts.
Huyton Asphalt have begun works on three further roads and forecast to be completed in the coming weeks before they progress onto the remaining twenty-seven schemes.
News source: Huyton Asphalt, LinkedIn.