Major-project delivery across the UK

Nationwide Infrastructure Fencing & Barrier Contractors

Newton and Frost Fencing Ltd, also known as NFF, supports main contractors, infrastructure alliances, developers and public-sector delivery teams with specialist fencing, vehicle restraint, parapet and environmental barrier packages.

Contracting office: 01832 270947 estimating@nffltd.co.uk Monday–Friday, 07:30–17:00
NFF operatives installing a vehicle restraint barrier during night works on a UK infrastructure project
Controlled project delivery Specialist installation teams supporting live, restricted and programme-critical infrastructure environments.
Established in 1979
Nationwide project delivery
National Highways Sector Schemes
RISQS-certified contractor
BS EN ISO 9001:2015
Quick answer

Newton and Frost Fencing Ltd designs, supplies and installs contract fencing, vehicle restraint systems, vehicle parapets and environmental barriers for major projects throughout the UK. NFF can support a package from tender and early design development through mobilisation, installation, quality control and handover.

Selected major clients & delivery partners

Trusted to support nationally significant construction programmes

A selection of principal contractors, engineering businesses and alliance teams NFF has supported through fencing, barrier or associated infrastructure packages.

Contracting services

One specialist partner for complex perimeter and road-safety packages

Choose a service to review NFF’s core capability, or speak to the estimating team where a project combines several systems under one subcontract package.

NFF high-security steel palisade fencing installed at Ashford Sevington Inland Port
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Contract fencing & gates

General, boundary and high-security systems for infrastructure, industrial, public and controlled-access environments.

PalisadeMesh systemsGatesWildlife fencing
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Vehicle restraint systems installed alongside a major UK motorway
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Vehicle restraint systems

Qualified installation of permanent vehicle restraint systems, terminals, transitions and crash-protection solutions for road infrastructure.

N2H1 & H2TerminalsTransitions
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NFF vehicle parapet installation beside railway infrastructure at Norton Fitzwarren
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Vehicle parapets

Road, rail and bridge parapet installations with project-specific containment, infill, interface and finish requirements.

Bridge parapetsPedestrian systemsMesh infill
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Roadside environmental noise barrier installed on a UK highway
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Environmental noise barriers

Reflective and absorptive barrier systems for highways, railways, industry, logistics sites and sensitive neighbouring environments.

ReflectiveAbsorptiveTimberSteel & aluminium
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Who the service is for

Fencing and barrier delivery for major UK project sectors

NFF’s role is adapted to the project environment: live traffic, rail interfaces, security requirements, ecological constraints, public access, tight programmes or multiple work fronts.

Highways & major roads

Motorway upgrades, new junctions, road improvements, structures, safety barriers, parapets, noise mitigation and highway boundary fencing.

Rail & transport

Lineside security, depots, bridge interfaces, vehicle protection and controlled works delivered under rail-sector competence requirements.

Energy & utilities

Substations, power generation, grid infrastructure, renewable energy schemes and utility compounds requiring robust perimeter control.

Major developments

Large residential, regeneration, mixed-use and commercial developments requiring phased boundaries, permanent security and public-interface solutions.

Ports, airports & logistics

Freight, depot, warehouse and transport facilities where vehicle movement, operational continuity and controlled access shape the package.

Industrial, public & secure sites

Manufacturing, defence-related, education, local-authority and sensitive sites requiring durable fencing, access control and security-focused design.

Tender to handover

Support at the stage where your project needs it

NFF can work from a developed specification or support earlier package definition, buildability, system selection and programme planning.

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Tender review

Drawings, specifications, bills of quantities, programme, package boundaries, risk allocation and tender return requirements.

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Design support

Buildability input, system selection, interfaces, design development and RRRAP support where relevant to the road-restraint package.

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Pre-construction

Resources, sequencing, materials, lead times, access, logistics, work-package planning and project-specific safe systems of work.

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Installation

Competent supervision, coordinated work fronts, quality checks, programme reporting and collaboration with the wider project team.

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Handover

Completion inspections, applicable quality records, outstanding-item close-out and an organised transfer of package information.

Project evidence

Relevant experience across highways, rail, energy and complex developments

Each example demonstrates a different part of the delivery model: scale, early contractor involvement, multi-system packages or project-specific security requirements.

Completed vehicle restraint and parapet works on the M27 Junction 4 to 11 project

Highways infrastructure

M27 Junction 4–11

A major road-restraint package involving approximately 40,000 metres of new safety barrier, including normal and higher-containment systems, transitions and structural interfaces.

Vehicle restraint systemsProgramme coordinationMultiple work fronts
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NFF operatives installing high-security fencing on the East West Rail Phase 2 project

Rail infrastructure

East West Rail Phase 2

NFF supported the package from early contractor involvement and design assistance through safety-barrier, palisade, security-mesh and ecological fencing works.

ECI supportRail interfacesMulti-system package
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NFF team installing National Grid specification palisade fencing at Cleve Hill Solar Park

Energy infrastructure

Cleve Hill Solar Park

Approximately 500 metres of 2.4-metre-high National Grid-specification palisade fencing and gates installed for a large renewable-energy development.

National Grid specificationPalisade fencingSecurity gates
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Post and rail fencing delivered as part of the Norfolk Boreas infrastructure fencing package

Energy & enabling works

Norfolk Boreas

A varied package including deer fencing, 2.4-metre hoarding, double-leaf steel gates, post-and-rail fencing and silt fencing.

Ecological interfacesHoardingMultiple fence types
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Procurement confidence

Competence, systems and supervision suited to major-project delivery

NFF combines audited management systems with trained commercial, management, supervisory and installation personnel.

Workforce and delivery controls

Project requirements are supported by competent oversight, management, supervision and operative training appropriate to the package and working environment.

NEBOSH-qualified HSE oversight
SMSTS-certified management
SSSTS-qualified lead installers
CSCS-certified workforce
CPCS-certified plant operators
Project-specific planning and quality control

National Highways Sector Scheme capability

NFF’s published contracting capability includes the following scheme scopes within its quality-management framework.

NHSS 2ADesign, supply, installation and repair of fencing for infrastructure works.
NHSS 2CInstallation of structural environmental barriers for infrastructure projects.
NHSS 10BPermanent vehicle restraint systems incorporating relevant NHSS 2B and NHSS 5B activities.

Useful tender information

Preparing a fencing or barrier tender enquiry

A clear enquiry helps the estimating team identify scope gaps, design interfaces, constraints and programme risks before the return date.

Include these details where available

Early-stage enquiries are welcome. Where the package is more developed, the following information will support a more complete review.

  • Project name and location
  • Main contractor or delivery body
  • Current procurement stage
  • Drawings and specifications
  • Bill of quantities
  • System types and quantities
  • Ground or foundation information
  • Access and logistics constraints
  • Working-hour restrictions
  • Design responsibility
  • Programme dates
  • Tender return deadline

Client testimonials

Feedback from major-project delivery teams

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Tender and procurement FAQs

Common questions from major-project teams

Does NFF undertake infrastructure fencing projects nationwide?

Yes. NFF delivers contracting packages throughout the UK, subject to the project scope, programme, procurement route and required competence.

What types of fencing and barrier packages can NFF deliver?

NFF delivers contract fencing and gates, high-security systems, permanent vehicle restraint systems, vehicle parapets and reflective or absorptive environmental barriers. Several systems can be coordinated within one package.

Can NFF become involved during tender or early contractor involvement?

Yes. NFF can review drawings, specifications, bills of quantities, programme requirements, system interfaces and buildability before construction. The required support depends on the design responsibility and procurement stage.

Does NFF provide fencing and barrier design support?

NFF provides in-house design and technical input for relevant packages, including system selection, buildability and interface review. The exact design scope should be agreed clearly within the tender documents.

Can NFF assist with RRRAP assessments?

NFF’s commercial team can assist with RRRAP requirements for applicable road-restraint projects. The project information and required deliverable should be provided at enquiry stage.

Which National Highways Sector Schemes does NFF hold?

NFF’s published contracting capability includes NHSS 2A, NHSS 2C and NHSS 10B, incorporating relevant permanent vehicle restraint and parapet activities. Current certificates and scopes should be reviewed on the accreditations page during procurement.

Can NFF work on rail infrastructure projects?

Yes. NFF is a RISQS-certified contractor and has delivered rail-related fencing, security and vehicle-protection works, including East West Rail Phase 2 and Acton Depot.

Does NFF install environmental noise barriers?

Yes. NFF designs and installs reflective and absorptive environmental barriers for road, rail, industrial and development environments, with the final system selected to suit the project specification and acoustic requirements.

Can NFF deliver several fencing systems under one package?

Yes. A package can combine fencing, gates, security systems, wildlife fencing, vehicle barriers, parapets and environmental barriers where this improves coordination and matches the client’s procurement strategy.

What information is required for NFF to price a tender?

Provide the project location, drawings, specifications, quantities, programme, design responsibility, access constraints, ground or foundation information and tender return date where available.

Can NFF work within live or restricted infrastructure environments?

NFF has experience of busy and controlled project environments. The delivery plan must account for access, traffic or possession restrictions, interfaces, permits, working hours and project-specific safe systems of work.

How are major-project fencing packages priced?

Commercial packages are priced against the defined scope, systems, quantities, design input, foundations, programme, logistics, access and risk allocation. Drawings and specifications should be sent to the estimating team for review.

Start the conversation

Discuss your fencing or barrier package

Send NFF your drawings, specification, bill of quantities and tender deadline. The contracting team can review the package, identify the right service route and discuss any design, programme or logistics questions.