Capcon Engineering is proud to announce that we’ve been awarded the Green Transformation Award in Construction. For us, this award reflects the progress we’re making
Picture this: you’re standing on a massive airport terminal roof during a torrential downpour. Traditional rainwater drainage would need dozens of downpipes, each one compromising
Capcon Engineering has been awarded a Silver Medal by EcoVadis, a globally trusted provider of business sustainability ratings that has rated more than 150,000 companies.
In a recent appearance on The Cool Vector video-podcast — a platform that explores the global rise of data centres and digital infrastructure — Capcon
The UK witnessed over £1.4 billion in flood damage last year alone. For warehouse operators and data centre managers, a single drainage failure during an
Like many other countries, the UK construction industry has been significantly affected by changes in government, economic pressures, sustainability regulations, and increasing material costs. Construction
Across modern industrial construction, drainage infrastructure is increasingly recognised as a critical interface between operational resilience and environmental responsibility. This becomes particularly evident in facilities
Irish Engineering Firm to Design Critical Rainwater Management System for World’s Largest Aviation Hub Expansion 09th June 2025, Dublin – Capcon Engineering Ltd. a leading
Leading rainwater specialists appointed to consult on ambitious international airport project, expected to increase footfall to Singapore’s largest airport by over 50 million passengers annually.
Many countries in Asia are facing a severe water crisis. Rapid population growth and urbanisation have significantly outpaced water infrastructure development, with projections indicating that
The benefits of an advanced siphonic drainage solution The RDS Anglesea Stand is a state-of-the-art upgrade for Leinster Rugby in Dublin, designed to accommodate 6,775
For a significant pharmaceutical project in Singapore, PM Group enlisted the expertise of Capcon Engineering to design a high-performance rainwater drainage system that could handle the island’s intense tropical climate.