Suttle Projects have been awarded a new project to repair and strengthen the quay wall and toll bridge at Eling by New Forest District Council.
The type of remediation works required to the bridge and quay wall are very similar involving vegetation clearance, drainage repairs/replacement, filling of voids within the structures, repointing and blockwork repairs.
Suttle Projects Managing Director Joe Paine commented. “Our aim always is to simplify our projects by focussing on creativity, reliability, productivity and sustainability and this award by New Forest District Council it a testament to our way of working.
We blend innovation and experience to deliver better civil engineering solutions with more certain outcomes and our approach and chosen methodologies in this project will be no different. We will engage closely with the neighbouring residents and businesses to minimise disruption and with ecological stakeholders to ensure the biodiversity and rich marine environment is not impacted by our activities.
A significant proportion of the planned work will need to be undertaken during low tides and in favourable weather conditions. As such the tides and weather will likely play a significant role in moulding the duration of the time we are working on site, as will the degree of any further voids revealed during the repair works.”