ISC are delighted to have started works at the CLdN Brocklebank Terminal at the Port of Liverpool. These works are the start of a multimillion-pound investment and are part of CLdN’s plans to increase capacity on its Liverpool – Dublin route.

The infrastructure upgrades at the terminal will improve the use of space and enhance the flow of cargo movements, while a new gate set-up, improved drivers’ facilities and a new terminal operating system will increase efficiency and lead to an improved customer experience for dropping off and picking up cargo. The enhancements to the quayside will also facilitate the use of the terminal by larger, more environmentally friendly ships.

Commenting on the investment Gary Walker, Chief Operating Officer of CLdN RoRo, said: “These upgrades are part of the CLdN group strategy of investing in its UK port infrastructure and further reducing the carbon footprint of its operations. CLdN is a leading provider of freight services across the Irish Sea and this investment will further improve our service to customers.”

The work for ISC includes hardstanding and obstruction removal and processing, earthworks, new drainage, water main and ducting installation, HML and trailer leg foundations, surfacing and line marking. Works will also include the construction of a new security gate complex, gatehouse and the installation of new fencing and VRS.

Works are due to be completed over the next four months.

“We’re thrilled that CLdN has chosen ISC to deliver these vital infrastructure works at Brocklebank Terminal.” said Darren Quinton, Managing Director of ISC. “With our strong track record in delivering key infrastructure projects, ISC is well positioned to complete these works, setting new industry standards for quality, innovation, and sustainability. The redevelopment of the terminal will significantly enhance its use and efficiency, showcasing our dedication to achieving excellence in every project we undertake.”