Tesco Widnes Bridge: Faster Construction with Factory-Built Chambers.

Introduction

Tesco Widnes Bridge faced the inefficiencies of traditional chamber construction, including schedule overruns and high onsite labour costs. To keep the programme on track, the operator needed pre‑engineered chambers that could be installed quickly and consistently.

Understanding the Industry Problem

Traditional chamber construction often leads to:

• schedule overruns
• high onsite labour costs
• rework from mismatched components

The Site Challenge

Tesco Widnes Bridge needed predictable sequencing and durable chambers without extended civil exposure.

What Berrys Engineered

• ATLAS chambers pre-engineered and factory-built
• Rapid placement and connection reducing onsite fabrication
• Single-source delivery aligned with excavation windows

Outcome and Long-Term Value

• Predictable programme progress
• Reduced onsite labour and hot works
• Durable, low-maintenance infrastructure

Conclusion

Tesco Widnes Bridge accelerated its build programme with pre-engineered ATLAS chambers. The predictable sequencing and reduced onsite labour delivered durable infrastructure with fewer risks and lower long-term costs.