Announced details
Flood prevention in the UK, river retaining walls, enhancement of disaster prevention functions, urban regeneration, and construction in confined spaces and on hard ground
Press-in technology has been adopted in more than 40 countries and regions (cumulative total and date not stated in the text)
Ivor King (C.E.C.) Ltd. is a member of GTOSS™ EUROPE. Giken Europe B.V. rented press-in machine products to the company, sold related materials and dispatched technical instructors. Derby City Council is the project owner, and John Sisk & Son Ltd. is the general contractor.
Ivor King (C.E.C.) Ltd. is a contractor that belongs to GTOSS™ EUROPE. Derby City Council is the project owner, and John Sisk & Son Ltd. is the general contractor. Other information on location, representative, capital and year established is Not disclosed.
Reach 6, River Derwent Reach, Derby (construction site)
Public funding of approximately £35 million (approximately ¥7.6 billion) for the total project. The amount of the individual contract is Not disclosed.
The company does not address Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.
The UK government's investment policy of June 2025 (the detailed document title and institutional information are not provided in the text). Construction illustration and data provided by John Sisk & Son Ltd.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Gyropress Method™ (steel-pipe pile press-in method), GTOSS™ EUROPE comprehensive support service for press-in machine users, Gyro Piler™ F401-G1200, Silent Piler™ F301-700 |
| Counterparty | Ivor King (C.E.C.) Ltd., Derby City Council, John Sisk & Son Ltd. |
| Counterparty overview | Ivor King (C.E.C.) Ltd. is a contractor that belongs to GTOSS™ EUROPE. Derby City Council is the project owner, and John Sisk & Son Ltd. is the general contractor. Other information on location, representative, capital and year established is Not disclosed. |
| Relationship with the Company | Ivor King (C.E.C.) Ltd. is a member of GTOSS™ EUROPE. Giken Europe B.V. rented press-in machine products to the company, sold related materials and dispatched technical instructors. Derby City Council is the project owner, and John Sisk & Son Ltd. is the general contractor. |
| Contract Value | Public funding of approximately £35 million (approximately ¥7.6 billion) for the total project. The amount of the individual contract is Not disclosed. |
| Applicable area | Flood prevention in the UK, river retaining walls, enhancement of disaster prevention functions, urban regeneration, and construction in confined spaces and on hard ground |
| Location | Reach 6, River Derwent Reach, Derby (construction site) |
| Location scale | 93 steel pipe piles (1,000 mm in diameter and 16 m long) and 192 U-shaped sheet piles (600 mm wide and 9 m long) |
| Usage history | Press-in technology has been adopted in more than 40 countries and regions (cumulative total and date not stated in the text) |
| Source | The UK government's investment policy of June 2025 (the detailed document title and institutional information are not provided in the text). Construction illustration and data provided by John Sisk & Son Ltd. |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The project required both constructability and environmental considerations at a confined worksite between a river and existing structures, on hard ground and under conditions requiring water-quality protection. The method was valued for its low vibration, low noise, limited spoil generation and space-efficient construction.