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Alex Collman Alex Collman MCIWM CRWMAlex is the founder and Managing Director of SoilEx Environmental, a business that provides waste management support and services to the construction industry. Following nearly as decade heading up the waste division of a national aggregate and waste broker Alex realised there was a significant knowledge gap in the construction industry. Contractors who have the responsibility of managing excavated waste often take an overly cautious approach, or inadvertently mis-mang their waste, either having significant environmental and commercial consequences. SoilEx fills that knowledge gap, ensuring their clients manage their waste as effectively as possible whilst remaining compliant in the process.To date they have worked with developers, Tier 1’s, demolition and groundwork sub-contractors nationally, reducing waste, increasing re-use and finding significant cost savings in the process.Alex’s passion is for SoilEx to provide a truly unique service to its clients that focuses on improved knowledge, processes and techniques to improve the industries management of its excavated wastes. Alex Collman's Articles Waste for Sale Alex Collman View Article How soil testing on construction sites can lead to increased profits Alex Collman View Article Asbestos contaminated soil removal: Essential guidance for safe disposal management Alex Collman View Article Peter Papadakis Peter Papadakis is a Chartered Surveyor who’s company Pronea Ltd specialises in construction claims and contracts – NEC3, NEC4, JCT, IChemE, ICC, FIDIC contracts and subcontracts. Providing claims management, adjudication and contract support services for construction and civil engineering projects across the UK. For more information or an informal chat contact info@pronea.co.uk 01908 538177 Peter Papadakis' Articles Crystallisation of disputes before adjudication Peter Papadakis View Article Price increases and the NEC3 ECC contract Peter Papadakis View Article COVID-19 and your NEC3 construction contract; is it too late? Peter Papadakis View Article