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0114484d-652f-4de5-8bd7-7f3fe7185468-157469The works subject to this procurement comprise of Phase 2 of the Hill Head Coastal Protection Project. The works are to be undertaken during the summer of 2017, see WI 500, and comprise the construction of a new sheet pile wall with concrete capping beam approximately 150m long to replace the existing failed defences. The Works also comprise of raising of planking levels to Groynes 43 to 50 (inclusive), along the specified frontage at Hill Head. The Works will increase the height of the groyne field by adding extra timber planks, to the existing structures only, no raising of timber piles are required. This area is generally called the "Giblet Ore Site" within the Works Information. The seawall is adjacent environmentally sensitive and designated sites which require mitigations by the Contractor as identified within the Construction Environmental Management Plan [CEMP] contained within the Site Information
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0114484d-652f-4de5-8bd7-7f3fe7185468-157469Awards and suppliers
Buyer: FAREHAM BOROUGH COUNCILSupplier: Raymond Brown
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