Beragh Flood Alleviation Scheme | CEEQUAL

Beragh Flood Alleviation Scheme

Beragh Flood Alleviation Scheme | CEEQUAL

CEEQUAL Excellent (86.0%) – Whole Team Award
Version 5, April 2016 | Beragh, County Tyrone, UK (Northern Ireland)

Sustainability strategy: Excellent (94.2%)

ClientRivers Agency
DesignerRivers Agency
Contractor: BSG Civil Engineering Ltd.
Assessor: Wayne Moore (Rivers Agency NI)

Project Summary

In June 2014, Rivers Agency commenced construction of the £1.4 million flood alleviation scheme on the Cloughfin River in Beragh. The scheme provides flood protection to 17 residential properties and the Red Knights GAA Club facilities, both of which were affected by flooding in 2008 and 2011.

The scheme was submitted for a CEEQUAL Whole Project Award to encourage improved environmental and social performance in project specification, design, and construction.

The flood protection elements of the project, which included flood walls and placement of a culvert section, were combined with environmental enhancement measures, such as tree planting on the riverbanks and the introduction of in channel features including rock ‘diamonds’ and boulders.

The project team, comprising the client and designer (Rivers Agency) and contractor (BSG Civil Engineering) engaged with the community throughout the scheme to minimise disruption.  They also took the opportunity to inform and educate local primary school children on the history of flooding in Beragh and the work carried out to resolve the issues.

The scheme was completed in July 2015 and was awarded an Excellent Sustainability Strategy Assessment Award (Section 1 only) with a score of 94.2% and an Excellent Sustainability Performance Assessment Whole Team Award (Sections 2-9) with a score of 86.0%.

Award Presentation

Beragh Flood Alleviation Scheme | CEEQUAL
Left to Right: Owen McGivern – Rivers Agency Head of Operations, Ian Nicholson – CEEQUAL Technical Director, Sam Managh – BSG Civil Engineering Site Engineer.

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