Our History
- 2010 - Ringway Group becomes Eurovia Group including Ringway Infrastructure Services and Eurovia Infrastructure Limited
- 2009 - Ringway acquires BAR-W to strengthen Airport Services division
- 2006 - Ringway enters a Joint Venture with Jacobs to create Ringway Jacobs to bid for Highway Agency work
- 2005 - Group is re-structured to Ringway Infrastructure Services and Ringway Specialist Services
- 2005 - Group acquires TE Beach
- 2001 - BEAR Scotland formed, wins strategic network contracts
- 2000 - Ringway acquires Whitemountain Roadstone and enters asphalt production
- 2000 - Ringway becomes part of Eurovia
- 1997 - Group wins first two Highways Agency Term Maintenance Contracts
- 1994 - Ringway enters road marking production market
- 1992 - Ringway Highway Services established
- 1988 - Ringway Roadmarking and Ringway Signs launched.
- 1976 - Ringway was established concentrating on surfacing in London and the South East of England.
News
Ringway trial new FloodSax®
With an eye to extreme weather events around the country in the last two years. Ringway has identified a new product to help against any future floods in Kent. Ringway have recently undertaken trials involving polymer-based FloodSax® that have been manufactured in the same shape and style as a traditional sandbag to protect against flooding.