All Collett & Sons articles
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NewsCollett delivers transformers to Pathfinder project
UK based heavy transport provider Collett & Sons – working with GE Vernova – has completed its role in the Pathfinder substation project.
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NewsCollett transports and installs 148-tonne transformer
Collett Transport, working alongside IQA Elecnor Group, has completed the transport and installation of a 148-tonne transformer at the Neilston grid stability facility in Scotland.
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NewsCollett & Sons adds MAN tractor units to its fleet
UK-based heavy haulier Collett & Sons has added two MAN TGX L30G 6X4 heavy-duty prime movers to its fleet.
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NewsIn memoriam: Richard Collett Senior
Richard Collett II passed away on February 9, 2024, aged 81. For many years before his retirement in his late 70s, Richard served as the chairman of UK heavy haulage specialist Collett & Sons.
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NewsCollett delivers supergrid transformers to Biggleswade
Working on behalf of Hyundai Electric UK, in conjunction with National Grid, UK-based heavy haulier Collett & Sons has delivered two 178-tonne supergrid transformers from Tilbury Dock in Essex to Biggleswade substation in Bedfordshire.
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NewsCollett completes bridge delivery
Collett & Sons, in partnership with SH Structures, has delivered two sections for the Tan House footbridge in the UK.
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NewsWaterford welcomes wind turbine blades
BBC Chartering’s multipurpose vessel BBC Citrine arrived at the port of Waterford in Ireland to deliver a shipment of wind turbine blades, manufactured by Vestas, for the Cushaling wind farm.
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NewsCollett delivers silos for energy from waste facility
UK based Collett & Sons has delivered four large silos to the HZI Skelton Grange energy from waste facility in Leeds.
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NewsCollett supports Drumlins Park wind farm construction
On behalf of GE, Collett & Sons has delivered 88 wind turbine components for the Drumlins Park wind farm in Ireland.
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NewsCollett removes redundant MIVs in ongoing upgrade scheme
UK-based heavy haulier Collett & Sons has delivered two redundant 147-tonne main inlet valves (MIV) from Dinorwig hydropower station to a specialised facility in Bangor.
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NewsCollett delivers inlet valves to Dinorwig hydropower plant
UK-headquartered heavy transport specialists Collett & Sons successfully delivered two 160-tonne inlet valves to the Dinorwig hydropower station as part of an essential upgrade scheme.
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NewsCollett & Sons bolsters heavy lift storage in Elland
UK-based Collett & Sons has expanded its Elland depot complex with a heavy lift storage facility.
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NewsESTA progresses with European Trailer Operators Licence
The European association for abnormal road transport and mobile cranes – ESTA – is moving forward with its plans to develop a European Trailer Operators Licence (ETOL) for SPMT operators.
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NewsESTA award winners revealed in the Netherlands
The winners of the 2023 ESTA Awards of Excellence have been revealed at a ceremony at the Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin in Noordwijk, the Netherlands.
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NewsCollett completes Cumberhead deliveries
UK-based heavy haulage expert Collett & Sons has completed the delivery of 12 Nordex N133 wind turbines from Glasgow to the Cumberhead wind farm in Scotland.
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NewsCollett hauls 50 wind turbines
UK-based heavy haulage expert Collett & Sons, on behalf of Swedish power company Vattenfall, has delivered 50 Nordex N133 wind turbines from King George V Dock and the port of Ayr to the South Kyle wind farm in Scotland.
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NewsCollett hauls transformers to Kintore
UK-based heavy haulage expert Collett & Sons has delivered two 215-tonne super grid transformers from General Electric’s (GE) engineering facility in Stafford to a substation extension site in Kintore, Scotland.
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NewsCollett hauls four steel bridges
UK-based heavy haulage expert Collett & Sons has delivered four 48 m-long steel bridge sections from Bolton to the Salterhebble Bridge project in Halifax, UK, on behalf of Calderdale Council.
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NewsCollett transports transformer
UK-based heavy haulage expert Collett & Sons has delivered the second and final 215-tonne supergrid transformer to the Kintore substation in Scotland.
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NewsTwo-stage Saltend project completed
UK-based Collett & Sons has removed a turbine from the Saltend power station.