Breheny have been working with the Environment Agency on the Hundred Foot Drain, as part of the AOMR Framework. There is an ongoing requirement to exclude badgers from the South Level Barrier Bank (SLBB) to ensure the integrity of the flood defence embankment is not reduced by burrowing animals.
We are thrilled to share the successful delivery of a fish pass installation on the River Lark—one of the UK’s rare chalk streams— in Mildenhall, Suffolk.
Designed by Fishtek for the Environment Agency, the pass is built within the existing river channel using rip rap rock and strategically placed boulders, allowing vital upstream fish migration past two historic control structures.
We have recently completed phase 3 of revetment works at Shotley in Suffolk for Environment Agency working for BAM Nuttall.
The works to strengthen the sea defences included revetment repair types along the Orwell Estuary.
Repairs were predominantly riprap rock placed on top of geotextiles and placed to the seaward face of the defence using long reach excavators.
Works were delivered by Denver Smith and his team working out of our Needham Market office.
Work is progressing on the Newark Southern Link Road for Urban & Civic. We have recently completed 1350m of surfacing, up to binder course, from Bowbridge Lane to Hawton Road.
We were appointed by Dover District Council to Install rock groynes, recharge the beach and install new groyne markers.
Breheny Civil Engineering was contracted to Tendring District Council to stabilise the cliffs at Holland-on-Sea.
We worked for East Riding of Yorkshire Council to deliver a coastal flood defence scheme in Tunstall near Withernsea on the North Sea Coast.