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BREAKING NEWS! On the 20th January 2010 Allen Archaeology was informed they were successful in their bid for the prestigious Humber Foreshore Survey Project on behalf of North Lincolnshire Council. The project will require the immediate survey of all the industrial archaeology remains along a 5.4km stretch of the Humber foreshore, intertidal zone and Humber Bank area. This scheme continues the successful partnership between Allen Archaeology and North Lincolnshire Council, following the consultancy scheme where AAL were brought in to digitise the North Lincolnshire Sites and Monuments Record.
RECENT NEWS AAL has also recently been awarded a contract by Lincoln City Council for a large archaeological excavation on the outskirts of the city in advance of the creation of a new cemetery. These works are to go ahead in Spring 2010. Following the successful evaluation of a medieval manorial site near Pinchbeck in Lincolnshire, Allen Archaeology will be running a community excavation a 4-week period in Spring/Summer 2010.
ANNUAL ROUNDUP 2009 Things have moved on significantly for the company in 2009. In July the company went limited, changing its name to Allen Archaeology Ltd (AAL). The year has also seen an expansion of our established presence in the East Midlands through the opening of a new office in Southampton to cover our operations in the southern half of the UK. Continuing our involvement in the public sector AAL was awarded a Framework Contract with North Yorkshire County Council, to carry out archaeological schemes on the behalf of the council. This has already seen Allen Archaeology undertake infrastructure work in Ripon and investigations as part of new school build schemes in Scarborough and Malton. The company joined Constructionline in 2009, the UK register of pre-qualified construction services, which is endorsed by the Government Department for Business Innovation & Skills. To qualify, members must demonstrate rigorous health and safety, environmental and equal opportunity systems and policies. As a member AAL can guarantee it pre-qualifies for all project types and sizes. AAL also joined the Federation of Small Businesses in 2009.
ANNUAL ROUNDUP 2008 It has been another successful year for Allen Archaeological Associates, with a large number of archaeological planning matters resolved to the satisfaction of our clients, from small-scale residential developments to large linear schemes. The expansion of our workload has necessitated the purchase of a new company vehicle, and the expansion of office facilities into new units at Branston Business Park, just outside Lincoln. 2008 has seen the company working further and further afield, undertaking not only the usual wide range of fieldwork projects throughout Lincolnshire, but also expanding into new areas, such as London, North Yorkshire, Norfolk and Derbyshire. 2008 also saw AAA begin to provide a high quality and cost effective geophysical surveying service to our clients, through our sister company, Grid Nine Geophysics. Grid Nine and AAA have successfully completed a range of developer-led surveys across the region, and will continue to offer this service in 2009 and beyond.
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04/01/08 This new partnership will be able to offer a cost-effective surveying option, integrated with the fieldwork and consultancy services already offered by AAA, to provide a complete package to resolve archaeological planning matters. |
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