Project record

Lymington Toll Bridge tidal-flap and sill renewal

Participation
Awarded
Participation checked

September flap installation reported 7 October; separate regulating-float repair planned by yearend

Participation source

Lymington's July 2026 contract covers two tidal flaps and a road flood-gate sill. The owner reports September installation; the contract adds a changing-tide function test and defined handover information.

Lymington Toll Bridge tidal-flap and sill renewal project diagram: Two tidal flaps; GBP 113,507.68 price list; Nil retention. Low-water installation to Low-to-high tide function test to Drawings and material handover.

IMWO original project diagram; source: Environment Agency / July 2026 redacted works contract

Location

United Kingdom / Europe

Segment

Tidal outfall and flood-gate renewal

Phase

Construction / Confirmed

Last checked

3 November 2026

Coverage

Related sectors

Tidal outfall and flood-gate renewal is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.

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Project anatomy

Contract scope and delivery roles

Client / authority
Environment Agency
Delivery parties
Jackson Civil Engineering - July 2026 short-contract contractor
Contract route
Framework call-off awarded 27 July 2026 to Jackson Civil Engineering. The redacted price list totals GBP 113,507.68.
Execution window
Contract data start 21 July 2026 and completion 31 December 2026. The owner reports September installation and an outstanding regulating-float repair in its 7 October account.
Works package
Replacement of two client-supplied tidal flaps, flood-gate sill repair, installation plant, mobilisation, temporary-works assistance and traffic-permit management.
Marine interfaces
Diving and crane operations use low-water access. Contractual completion requires an inspection during a low-to-high tidal transition, alongside updated drawings and material specifications.
Commercial evidence boundary
Monthly assessments use the last working day, with nil retention. Payment applications break down the price-list work and implemented compensation events; handover depends on the stated tidal inspection and information requirements.

Evidence gap

What remains unverified

Outstanding evidence

  • Changing-tide function inspection and updated handover drawings
  • Regulating-float replacement and return to normal marsh-level control
  • Price-list applications and implemented compensation events

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Reporting status

Project phase
Construction
Evidence confidence
Confirmed
Last checked
3 November 2026
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