Jointline has marked 2025 with a year of outstanding achievement, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted partner across highways, aviation, civils, and off‑highways infrastructure delivery. The business has delivered major projects, secured key framework awards, strengthened its sustainability credentials, and invested heavily in people, plant and capability.
A highlight of the year has been Jointline’s continued success on the Forestry England Civil Engineering Maintenance & Minor Works Framework. In this four‑year, £12 million programme, reinforcing its strong position in rural infrastructure delivery and landscape enhancement. The framework spans geographically diverse areas and underpins essential infrastructure services, such as construction and maintenance of forest roads, trails, car parks, ditches and culverts, to support forestry operations, public access, recreation, and biodiversity across England’s woodlands.
On sustainability, the company saw significant progress with its PAS 2080 carbon management certification, reflecting industry‑leading practice in carbon reduction and net‑zero planning. This achievement supports the business’s strategic environmental commitments and measurable reductions in operational emissions.
Jointline also strengthened its safety and sustainability credentials with FORS Bronze accreditations across multiple depots, underscoring its dedication to quality, fleet performance, and environmental stewardship. The company also maintained its suite of ISO certifications, including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO39001, and ISO 45001, ensuring compliance with international standards for quality management, environmental performance and occupational health and safety.
The year saw a further £1 million invested in specialist plant and equipment, enhancing capabilities in runway grooving and line marking operations at major airports including Heathrow, London Biggin Hill and Cardiff International Airport. Further investment was committed to a new high‑performance runway and highway grooving machine, which has recently been delivered and will further increase capacity. In aviation, the business also delivered precision works for at strategic defence sites including a comprehensive line marking scheme for the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows, further highlighting its technical excellence.
Reflecting on the financial strength behind these investments, Will Meddings, Chief Financial Officer, said:We’re proud to have delivered record levels of turnover and profitability this year. Continued capital investment, including our latest plant additions, ensures Jointline is positioned for sustainable growth and long‑term success.
Jointline also delivered measurable social value across its operations throughout 2025. The company supported local employment through apprenticeships and training placements, worked with regional suppliers and SMEs, and contributed to community improvement projects including school safety schemes and public realm enhancements. Volunteering initiatives and charitable contributions further demonstrated Jointline’s commitment to making a positive social impact.
The off‑highways division also continued to expand, with growing demand for its specialist services in industrial environments. In particular, the team delivered safety line marking works for including freezer and cold store facilities, supporting operational safety and compliance in distribution hubs and temperature‑controlled logistics.
Framework success continued in highways, with Jointline achieving top rankings on strategic tenders and a place on the NEPO framework that brings together 12 North East local authorities, enabling expanded delivery opportunities into 2026. High‑impact schemes included large‑scale urban marking programmes, highway surface improvements and community‑focused safety enhancements. The business was also proud to receive industry recognition at the Highways Awards, winning in the Street Design and Line Marking category for its work on the Bawtry Road scheme in Tickhill, which has significantly improved road safety and made a lasting positive impact on the local community.
Reflecting on the year, Gary Massey, Managing Director of Jointline, said:2025 has been a landmark year for Jointline. From expanding our strategic framework presence, particularly with Forestry England and NEPO, to achieving important sustainability and safety milestones, our people have consistently delivered excellence. These achievements reflect not only growth but meaningful social, environmental, and operational impact. Our success has also been underpinned by our strong QSHE compliance record and a reinvigorated marketing strategy that continues to raise Jointline’s profile across our sectors.
Jointline extends heartfelt thanks to its partners, clients, supply chain and most of all its staff for their dedication and collaboration throughout 2025. The company looks forward to building on this momentum in 2026 with optimism and commitment to continued excellence, and wishes everyone a joyful festive period and a prosperous year ahead.
This article was originally published by Jointline.
