We work with our clients to shape the built environment in a sustainable and considerate way.
Our collaborative approach means we deliver on our commitments.
Quality, innovative and cost-effective construction within a safe and considerate working environment. McLaughlin & Harvey provides quality new builds, extensions, refurbishments, fit-outs, and small works projects across a variety of sectors.
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Delivering projects that benefit local communities, encourage business growth and improve connections. We offer design and construct services across a range of sectors including port and harbour developments, river and coastal engineering, road and rail infrastructure, environmental improvements, public realm and landscaping works, bridges, restoration, energy, and renewables.
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We work with our clients to shape the built environment in a sustainable and considerate way. Our collaborative approach means we deliver on our commitments.
All ProjectsPeople are proud of what they do here at McLaughlin & Harvey. Working on iconic projects across various sectors – the possibilities are endless. We empower our people to unlock their potential in a workplace they can be proud of.
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We are committed to continuous personal and professional development for all.
We care about our people and supply chain partners.
Providing you with a place to talk, learn and grow. Our You Matter website provides advice on health and wellbeing, safety at work and supply chain requirements.
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The centre, located at the James Hutton Institute in Invergowrie, will futureproof crop production and enhance food security for the UK and beyond.
We have successfully handed over the Cottingwood Infrastructure project to Homes England that involved the construction of a 1km single-carriage spine road to open the land for the future development.
Building Mental Health Alliance (BMHA), a groundbreaking signposting service for the construction industry in Northern Ireland, secures the award ahead of World Mental Health Day 2024
