
A new century sees major rebranding for the business. In 2001, the company name changes to Harrison Group Environmental Limited.
This reflects changes in the marketplace, with increasing demand for geoenvironmental assessment and advice, as more and more developments are being built on marginal and contaminated land.
To manage new work more effectively, three departments are created:
Harrison Geotechnical Engineering
Harrison Environmental Consulting
Harrison Testing Services

At the same time head office in Norwich undergoes complete refurbishment to cater for additional staff and the new departments.
Harrison is now able to offer clients a wide range of geotechnical, geoenvironmental and environmental consulting services to cover changes in market requirements and environmental legislation.
Our soils testing laboratory – originally part of head office – is relocated to larger, purposely adapted facility, at Alston Road in Norwich, creating more office space for the growing engineering team.
Soon after this we gain UKAS accreditation and are able to offer a comprehensive range of soil and rock testing to.
New MD for Harrison Group


Selected Case Studies – UK
Olympic Park
Harrison completes £3.75M investigation across the Olympic Park area.
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Palm Paper
Environmental Impact assessment for major German paper recycling plant.
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Solar Farms – Scotland
Coordinated investigations in Scotland of 6 sites over 2 weeks to meet planning deadline.
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Greenwich Peninsula
Investigation with cable percussive and rotary drilling of Greenwich Peninsula.
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Great Yarmouth
With a history of devastating floods, quay walls are upgraded to protect Gt. Yarmouth.
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Wembley
Phased investigation by Wembley Stadium for major regeneration project.
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Selected Case Studies – International
Olen – Belgium
Investigation of stockpiles containing radioactive waste, with support from the Belgian environmental regulatory body.
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Egnatia Motorway – Greece
Deep hole rotary investigation to depths of 120m prior to the excavation of the Thessaly Panagia road tunnel.
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Misurata – Libya
In association with its’ Libyan partners, Harrison is contracted to undertake an offshore EIA and pre-seismic survey.
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Salina Coast Road – Malta
Harrison engaged to supervise site investigations, carry out ground modelling and develop geotechnical design.
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