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ED0425-26 Ottery St Mary Weir Repairs and Desilt

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East Devon District Council has awarded contract ED0425-26 to Bridge Civil Engineering Ltd for the repair of the Ottery St Mary Weir and desilting of the Mill Leat. The project is necessitated by the deterioration of the existing weir structure, which has caused water to bypass the crest and resulted in insufficient water levels in the River Otter for the proper operation of the adjacent fish and eel passes. The scope of work includes the complete removal and replacement of the weir structure and maintenance dredging of the leat, with the contractor held responsible for securing all necessary environmental permits. The total value of the contract is 173,113.20 pounds including VAT. The performance period is estimated to run from November 10, 2026, through October 21, 2027. This award notice was officially published on October 28, 2026, with project coordination managed by East Devon District Council.

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Bridge Civil Engineering Ltd will repair Ottery St Mary Weir for 173,113.20 pounds.

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AgencyEast Devon District Council
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East Devon District Council (EDDC) abstracts water for the Mill Leat (“the Leat”) from the River Otter at the Head Weir, located upstream of Ottery St Mary. The abstraction is controlled by a weir at the upstream end of the Mill Leat (“the Weir”). Deterioration of the Weir structure has resulted in flows bypassing the crest, leading to inadequate water levels in the River Otter for the adjacent Head Weir fish pass and eel pass to function effectively. The proposed works comprise the removal and replacement of the existing Weir structure, together with maintenance dredging of the Leat. The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all relevant Environmental Permits.

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