At the Partnership Awards, awards for the best public-private partnerships, the project of Haren Prison has been recognised as the best project project for social infrastructure. The project is a DBFM-cooperation between Buildings Agency and the consortium Cafasso, which Denys is part of. The jury motivated their gold award for[…]
On 19 May 2019, the next edition of the Open Construction Site Day will take place. It won’t be possible to visit the new prison this year, but Denys is taking part with two other interesting projects in the surrounding area. Kraainem – Haren: Construction of a natural gas pipeline[…]
At the end of April, the first two tower cranes were built on the construction site. The other tower cranes will gradually be installed in the coming months. In total, fifteen tower cranes are going to be installed in order to complete the construction. All tower cranes are equipped with[…]
In order to monitor the noise impact of the works on the surrounding area, there are three sonometers installed around the site in the vicinity of the surrounding houses. These sonometers continue to measure the surrounding noise and send out a notification if the limits have been exceeded by activity[…]
Would you like to help build the new prison? Or would you like to offer your services in the running of it? We are always looking for motivated people! Visit www.ripefordenys.com to check out our vacancies or to apply spontaneously. Vacancies for jobs after the prison has been commissioned will[…]
You may have noticed at the Woluwelaan detour that pipes have been laid out ready around Haren and Diegem: Denys NV has been commissioned by Fluxys for the construction of a new natural gas pipeline from Kraainem to Haren. So it is very likely you will see Denys NV construction[…]
Works are planned on the Woluwelaan. If you would like more information about this, you can consult the website: www.werkenwoluwelaan.be
After completing the remediation work and the diversion of the Keelbeekpad, the earthworks will also start in the zone between Witloofstraat and the present Keelbeekpad. At the end of January 2019, drilling of the first foundation piles will begin. Soil-displacing screw piles will be used. The advantage of this method[…]
Under the watchful eye of an external soil expert and in close collaboration with Leefmilieu Brussel, the Brussels department of energy and the environment, we were busy last month with the removal of historic landfill waste from the site. Spread over 1,500 transports, a total of more than 25,000 m³[…]
