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Galliford Try Infrastructure

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About

Galliford Try Infrastructure: Infrastructure, Rail civils, Highways, Edinburgh. An active limited company, incorporated in 1974.

Galliford Try Infrastructure Limited is the infrastructure company of Galliford Try, a UK construction group. According to the group website its people provide buildings and infrastructure across the country. The company is registered in Edinburgh, was incorporated in 1974 and traded as Morrison Construction Limited until 2007.

What they offer

  • Infrastructure construction
  • Rail and highways civil engineering

Company details

Registered name
Galliford Try Infrastructure Limited
Incorporated
1974 (52 years on the register)
Company status
Active
Company type
Private limited company
Company number
SC055775 (Companies House, opens in a new tab)
Registered office
2nd Floor, 2 Lochside View, Edinburgh
Nature of business
41201 Construction of commercial buildings
Size
Large organisation (250 or more staff) (estimated)

Source: Companies House public register.

Areas covered

Works across the UK. View on OpenStreetMap (opens in a new tab)

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