News and Insights
All the latest news and insights from Osprey’s operations around the world.
Osprey turns 25
OSPREY – 25 YEARS OF CLIENT-FOCUSED GROWTH July 2020 marks a milestone for Osprey. We’re celebrating 25 years of client-focused change, incredible teamwork, and ongoing...
Read MoreOsprey Airport City Bridge Installation
Bridge installations that save time AIRPORT CITY, MANCHESTER When bridges need building, one of the biggest challenges for contractors is time: how to complete a...
Read MoreOsprey Bridge Installations
Ambitious bridge installations – M4 UPGRADING IN PARTNERSHIP Collaborative supply chains are imperative for successful bridge projects. It’s all about making sure that traffic flows,...
Read MoreOsprey Cable Movements
Cable movements SAFE, SECURE, ON TIME, ON BUDGET We’ve been delighted to support Orsted – a global leader in offshore wind – in their work....
Read MoreOsprey’s New Barges
£3m investment in the future TWO NEW FLAT-TOP BARGES Osprey has a wide range of barges and vessels in its inventory already, but today we’re...
Read MoreHealth and Safety first – precautions during a pandemic
Health and Safety first – precautions during a pandemic Specialist logistics demand high levels of respect for safety, health, and impact on the environment. Previously,...
Read MoreBuilding Unbreakable Supply Chains
The specialist freight forwarding supply chain may seem secure on paper, but it’s easy to weaken the links unless you're working with the right partner...
Read MoreOsprey Bridges2020
Bridges 2020 - a great event, leading to a good question for bridge owners and local authorities...
Read MoreHinkley Point C
Supporting construction at Hinkley Point C with an innovative approach for critical assets...
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A lift-and-installation project that Osprey was proud to be involved in…
We were honoured to welcome The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall to @EHTintagel today where His Royal Highness officially opened its footbridge – a porject Osprey was proud to be involved in.
In crossing, HRH became the first Duke of Cornwall in 500 years to enter the castle the way its builders intended! @ClarenceHouse pic.twitter.com/xWpWquPIFQ
— English Heritage (@EnglishHeritage) July 20, 2020