Projects

Works are now complete on Rushbrooke Bridge, spanning the River Lark in Bury St Edmunds.

This single-span, skewed integral bridge forms a key section of the main spine road, connecting the St Edmundsbury Gate and Abbots Vale developments for our joint clients, Denbury Homes and Hopkins Homes.

We’re proud to have successfully delivered and opened the Friday Street and Yoxford roundabouts on the A12, on behalf of Sizewell C.
Delivered by our Suffolk-based team, these schemes are a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone involved. Working across day and night shifts, our teams have ensured both projects were completed safely and efficiently.

Breheny are proud to announce the successful completion of the Lutton Leam outfall works. The project included installing new penstocks, flap valves, and additional rows of sheet piles to extend the structure’s service life. A great project to be part of for South Holland IDB, manged by the Water Management Alliance and designed by Stantec.

We’re pleased to announce the successful delivery of a £1.3m infrastructure project in partnership with Extra Services at their Peterborough Services site.

Our team has constructed 72 new HGV parking bays, enhancing capacity and improving safety and accessibility for freight drivers travelling along the A1(M) corridor.

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’re making great strides on the construction of the new Section 278 junction at the A141 in Huntingdon. This project includes 2.2 km of new carriageway and a dedicated cycleway, creating a vital new connection between Huntingdon and the growing Alconbury Weald community.

We’re pleased to announce the completion of a 1.5km segregated cycleway and footway through Coundon Park, funded by Active Travel England and managed by Coventry City Council.

The route links Waste Lane, Tamworth Road and Coundon Wedge Drive, making it safer and easier to walk, wheel and cycle across the park.

The latest updates and progress photos from Breheny Civil Engineering’s Newark Southern Link Road and A46 Roundabout project:

Flood Alleviation Bridge: The FAB is fully complete except for the final surface course and road markings.

We’re proud to announce the successful completion of our works at the Blackfriars Battle site.

The final section of the spine road is now in place, following the installation of a reinforced embankment and a pond constructed above a StormTank™ attenuation tank. This solution delivers both effective drainage and seamless connectivity across the undulating site.

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.

Project Update from Beaulieu Park, Chelmsford. Here’s a quick snapshot of the ongoing works we’re delivering at Countryside’s Beaulieu Park development.

These photos feature the segregated pedestrian and cycleway footpath that will eventually link New Hall School to the new Chelmsford railway station once it’s complete — improving connectivity and active travel for the community.

We recently had the opportunity to capture some long exposure night-time photography of our work at the A16 Greencell Roundabout in Pinchbeck, near Spalding, Lincolnshire.

These striking images showcase the project in action—highlighting how traffic flows smoothly around the upgraded roundabout, with light trails capturing the movement and efficiency we aimed to achieve.