Who won: Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal World Heritage Site Car Park – Multidisciplinary Ecological Environmental and Site Investigation Services

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UK6 Contract Award Notice for Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal World Heritage Site Car Park – Multidisciplinary Ecological Environmental and Site Investigation Services (Proc-26-184). Wrexham County Borough Council intend to enter into contract with Stantec UK Limited for this work, which relates to a project to transform a former chemical works warehouse site into a visitor car park. The contract is split into stages. Stage 1 is to undertake a programme of due diligence assessments, including land contamination, geotechnical, ecological and drainage investigations, in support of the proposed acquisition of the former chemical works warehouse site. Stage 2, subject to successful land acquisition, will be to support with a remediation options appraisal, remediation strategy and validation throughout the project development and construction on site. The purpose of the commission is to identify site constraints, liabilities, risks and any remediation requirements associated with the proposed development of a permanent visitor car park serving the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal World Heritage Site for both the valuation and delivery of the capital works.

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