Established in 1870, Andrew Scott Ltd is one of Wales’s oldest independent construction companies. We are a respected name in the civil engineering and construction markets to both public and private sector customers. Founded in Scotland during the latter half of the nineteenth century, Andrew Scott Ltd was originally located in Rutherglen, near Glasgow, prior to expansion into South Wales.
The company was located at the Dockside at Port Talbot, where work was carried out for the original Port Talbot Steel Company. During the early twentieth century, Andrew Scott expanded its civil engineering operations throughout Wales and diversified into new industries. In 1946 the company became incorporated, remaining primarily a civil engineering contractor, it also successfully undertook a number of prestigious projects within the commercial, industrial and sporting sectors.
We are proud to have employed second, third and fourth generations of local families as the company continues to go from strength to strength in its 150th year.
















A scheduled ancient monument which includes Grade I and II listed walls, the Regency Manor House and ancillary buildings.
Phase 1: wall repair works.
Phase 2: building restoration, repairs and conservation works comprised traditional carpentry, roofing, lime mortar and plaster.

A two-phase design-and-build 21st century school.
Phase 1: New two-storey teaching block and sports hall.
Phase 2: Refurbishment of the existing school and the construction of new playing fields.
The sports provision included a grass rugby pitch, junior grass pitch, 3G pitch, MUGA, cricket wicket, athletics long jump with pit and throwing circle. The school also includes a county-standard sports hall.






As Principal Contractor we constructed the 4m wide, 50m long Y-shaped bridge over the river Avon in Bristol designed by Knight Architects.
Designed to accommodate the height difference between two riverbanks, one branch is connected to an elevated concrete ramp whilst the other branch carries a pedestrian staircase down to a pedestrian footpath.




This project consisted 2 storeys rc frame 10m below ground level with associated storm and foul service diversions which are 3m-8m deep adjacent to existing buildings and roadways, with unrestricted flow requirements.



2020