MukAway and Quinn Geo-Environmental Services have announced a strategic partnership which will see both organisations collaborate on material movement compliance, initially for the North West.

Fraser Linaker, CEO of MukAway, has moved quickly to align his business with Quinns as a preferred supplier following a requirement at site level to deliver reliable and professional geo-environmental service.

The collaboration will provide MukAway’s growing network of subscribers with seamless access to Quinn’s expert geo-environmental support, ensuring all material transfers matched through the platform meet full regulatory compliance standards.

Under the partnership, Quinn Geo-Environmental Services will work directly with MukAway customers to facilitate material transfers, providing essential services including sampling, laboratory testing, classification reporting, and Material Management Plans (MMPs) in accordance with the Definition of Waste: Code of Practice (DoWCoP) and waste management regulations.

Fraser Linaker – CEO, MukAway

“This partnership with Quinn Geo-Environmental Services represents a significant step forward in our mission to make circular construction both sustainable and straightforward.

Our platform connects businesses with material reuse opportunities, but ensuring regulatory compliance is critical. Quinn’s expertise gives our subscribers the confidence that every transaction is not only environmentally responsible and commercially viable, but also fully compliant. As we continue to grow, having trusted partners like Quinn embedded in our ecosystem is essential.”

Eaton Talbot – Construction Director, Quinn Geo-Environmental Services

“We’re delighted to partner with MukAway as their preferred geo-environmental provider. The construction industry is increasingly focused on circular economy principles, and MukAway’s platform is leading that change.

We have qualified scientists within our expert team that is already busy in the North West area. Our role in this partnership is to ensure that the environmental compliance aspect is handled efficiently and professionally, removing barriers to material reuse.

We’re looking forward to supporting MukAway’s subscribers across the UK and being part of this exciting journey toward more sustainable construction practices.”

Looking Ahead

The partnership launches initially across the North West region, with plans to expand as MukAway rolls out nationally in January 2026.

Version 2 of the MukAway platform, currently in development, will enable Qualified Persons (QPs) to subscribe directly through the system, further streamlining the compliance process for material transfers across the construction sector.

MukAway’s platform currently connects 30 businesses working toward sustainable construction through circular reuse of materials, delivering both carbon reduction and cost savings for commercial departments.