Cliff Stabilization and Protection Works at Dunmore East Fishery Harbour

This project involves comprehensive cliff protection and stabilization work at Dunmore East Fishery Harbour Centre in County Waterford, Ireland. The scope includes: site and vegetation clearance with weak rock removal; installation of approximately 126 meters of concrete buttress along the cliff base; removal and reconstruction of 126 meters of stone masonry wall along Dock Road; installation of rock bolts with head plates and erosion protection netting across 100 meters of cliff face; shotcrete and concrete infill to strengthen cliff faces as required; a 45-meter-long retaining wall up to 12 meters high with concrete and soil infill featuring a facade matching the existing cliff face; comprehensive drainage system installation connected to existing on-site infrastructure; and artificial bird nesting ledges for biodiversity enhancement. This is a substantial infrastructure project aimed at preventing cliff erosion and ensuring the long-term safety and stability of the harbour facility. Potential suppliers should have expertise in coastal protection, civil engineering, rock work, masonry, drainage systems, and environmental enhancement measures.