At Neville Special Projects, we believe it is essential for all team members who wish to visit our sites to be given the opportunity to do so. This not only helps everyone to stay fully informed about each of our active jobs, but also provides a unique learning opportunity, particularly for high-profile projects like our refurbishment contract at London Luton Airport Hangars 9, 60, and 127.  

In January, as part of the celebration of our 150th anniversary, we pledged to volunteer for 150 days across the year, and are pleased to say that to date, we have volunteered for 106 days in 2025.

We recently had the pleasure of hosting two enthusiastic individuals who are interested in starting their careers as estimators. They participated in a shadowing morning, which provided them with a firsthand look at our operations here at Neville Special Projects, as well as the daily activities of an estimator.

Thanks to some significant project successes, we are now recruiting for several roles across the business. Working across an area in a...

We are proud to announce that work officially started at London Luton Airport – a refurbishment of the empty Monarch Airline hangars.

 As part of our work for Thorpe Wood Police Station resurfacing works, we sourced eight mobile cricket covers, which allowed us to effectively shield exposed areas during the stripping and relaying of the waterproof surfaces.