WCC262026: Minor Flood Mitigation Works and Coastal Protection Scheme Works/Study: Wicklow Harbour Beach, Wicklow Town
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| Firm | Wins | Awarded | Last win |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wicklow Town Community Developement Ltd | 1 | — | 2026-07-16 |
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71311000 Architecture, engineering & inspection71322000 Architecture, engineering & inspection71311300 Architecture, engineering & inspection71312000 Architecture, engineering & inspection71320000 Architecture, engineering & inspection45243000 Construction workDescription
WCC262026: Funding has been granted for a study to design a permanent solution to address erosion caused by flooding and storm damage in Wicklow Town Harbour. Wicklow County Council requires the services of a qualified Engineering Consultant to deliver flood assessment (involving necessary hydrological and investigative works) and detailed design including obtaining all relevant consents, licenses and planning applications for the following proposed works: 1. Castleview Car Park (Boathouse and Change Rooms Area): Review and design a localised flood defense barrier integrating concrete public seating and steps surrounding the structure infront and on the side of the Boathouse and change rooms; 2. The Murrough: Conduct structural condition assessments of approximately 780 m of existing sea wall, and review and design remedial works including creating height alignment adjustments to prevent wave overtopping; 3. Wire Roll Factory (Corner of bridge and road): Provide engineering specifications and design for a new approximate 20m coastal sea wall; 4. South Quay: Review and Design structural remediation and stabilisation measures for the existing sea wall to protect the adjacent public road.
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