Established in 1990 and based in Leeds, UK, GEOfabrics manufactures high-performance geosynthetics for civil engineering and construction. Its portfolio includes geotextiles, geocomposites and cuspates engineered for drainage, filtration, separation, protection and reinforcement. In-house capabilities include needle-punched nonwovens, sheet extrusion, lamination and vacuum forming, supported by a UKAS-accredited ISO 17025 laboratory for product testing. Supplying customers worldwide, GEOfabrics serves landfill, rail, coastal and river defence, construction, root-barrier and general civil engineering applications.
In 2009 Network Rail decided that the up line through Bradley Junction was life expired and would not be able to carry the proposed increase in annual tonnage from 6 million to 11 million.
