GESS were pivotal in executing the London Olympic 'Back the Bid' campaign, installing impactful mesh banners across key London locations. From the ExCeL Centre to Hackney Town Hall, Devon House, St Pancras Train Station, and the dome roof, GESS has showcased their expertise in rope access and scaffold installations. Each project, tailored to attract maximum attention, demonstrates GESS's commitment to quality and safety, even in challenging weather conditions.

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GESS undertook the installation of multiple mesh banners for the 'Back the Bid' campaign across prominent locations. At the ExCeL Centre, banners were mounted on a purpose-built scaffold, drawing the attention of heavy pedestrian traffic. At Devon House, banners were fixed directly onto the brickwork using rope access from the roof. In Hackney, a derelict building was transformed with five mesh banners, utilising a wire system with projection brackets. The most ambitious project involved a 9000m² banner on the dome roof, requiring 56 tonnes of steel wire and 12 abseilers over 18 days. Additionally, an impressive banner at St Pancras Train Station was installed on a tubular frame by a team of four. GESS's collaborative approach and dedication ensured the success of the 'Back the Bid' campaign.