Liverpool Street Station

Liverpool Street is a major Central London transport interchange and a key part of the Elizabeth line and wider rail network.

Surespan supported works associated with Liverpool Street Station by supplying access solutions aligned to transport infrastructure requirements, where high footfall areas and complex service zones often require discreet, robust access for inspection and maintenance while preserving architectural finishes.

Scope of supply

Surespan supplied access products suitable for rail station environments, typically including recessed floor access solutions for public and back-of-house areas, along with associated access components specified to suit duty requirements and maintenance regimes.

Key considerations

Rail stations frequently require access points that coordinate with concourse finishes and slab build-ups, support safe maintenance access in constrained service corridors, and meet project documentation requirements for approvals and submittals. Recessed floor access hatches are commonly selected to maintain a flush surface in passenger areas while retaining serviceability.

Outcome

Surespan’s supply supported maintainable access across station environments, helping project teams integrate access points into finished areas while maintaining durability and service access for ongoing operations.

South Clyde Energy Centre

Surespan supplied a bespoke hydraulically operated double-leaf access cover package for the South Clyde Energy Centre, a major Energy-from-Waste facility under construction in Glasgow.

Centenario Ratones Lithium Plant

Project snapshot Project: Centenario Ratones Lithium Production Plant Location: Salar Centenario Ratones, Department of Los Andes, Salta Province, Argentina (3,800m above sea level) Client: Eramine Sudamérica S.A. (subsidiary of Eramet Group, France / Tsingshan, China) Delivery model: Direct supply, Ex Works. Client arranged logistics to Argentina. Scope: 2no. SRHE/50/DL electrically operated double-leaf roof access hatches (5000 x 5500mm structural opening), with electrical control boxes, battery back-up, key switch controls, painted finish, removable lifting eyes, spare actuators, and 5 days supervisory installation attendance. The project The Centenario Ratones plant is one of the most significant lithium projects in South America. Operated by Eramine Sudamérica S.A. — a joint venture between French mining group Eramet (50.1%) and Chinese steelmaker Tsingshan (49.9%) — the plant uses advanced Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) technology to produce 24,000 tonnes of battery-grade lithium carbonate per year from brine pumped from beneath the salt flat. Representing an investment
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