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Infill of Redundant Rail Bridge at Drumbuie

Client AMCO Rail
Value £115,000
Location Highlands
 

Requirements

The condition of the existing rail bridge over the now disused rail line at Drumbuie had deteriorated. Covanburn were contracted by AMCO Rail to infill the area beneath the bridge with concrete, provide new drainage and landscape the area on completion.

Approach

Scope of works:

Result

The works were completed successfully and on time to meet the client’s programme.


£115,000

5 weeks

Works delivered on time
 

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