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BCM Construction Ltd. is a leading UK Principal Contractor for infrastructure projects across the Rail, Highways and Utility sectors.
Our turnkey solutions for all our services, accompanied by our award-winning ENABLE consortium, allow us to provide a complete & in-house solution to all your project needs.
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Read through our latest news articles depicting the work we have done, joiners to the business and the continued support we show within the communities we work in.
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Graduate Stories with Paul Singer
“BCM recognises the importance of investing in younger people, integrating them within the business and providing key experience, mentorship and support to allow them to grow and progress in their careers. BCM recognises that graduates today are the future of the business tomorrow.”- Stuart Jackson, Chief Operating Officer, BCM Construction
BCM Go-Karting
Buckmore Park is a circuit where many current and past Formula One drivers learned their trade, and although weren’t quite at that standard, the wet conditions made for some exhilarating driving.
BCM Create Community Garden for the Swindon Advocacy Movement Charity (S.A.M)
We are committed to adding social value and as part of the project delivery we were looking for local community projects we could support in the Swindon area, to ensure we left a lasting social impact within the local community.
Join The Growing BCM Team
We are a growing business that is expanding our geographic footprint. We are therefore looking for staff to join our team and grow with the business!
BCM Uses Innovative Solutions on the East Coast Mainline for Network Rail
As the 5-span viaduct located on the East Coast Mainline was slowly deteriorating this essential work was needed to keep the line open between Kings Cross and Shaftholme Junction for Network Rail to continue to provide a safe and reliable railway for passengers.
