Argyll and Bute Council is to carry out repairs to Ballevoulin Bridge on the A817 MOD Haul Road.
The local authority has said works are set to commence on Monday 5 August.
Following a competitive tendering process, the £77,000 contract for repairs has been awarded to Diack and Macaulay.
The programme is expected to last approximately five weeks and will include replacing the existing bridge, waterproofing and surfacing. When complete, the work will extend the life of the bridge and reduce the risk of deterioration of the running surface.
The improvements will also result in road closures, with the A817 being closed to traffic at Ballevoulin Bridge for the duration of the works. The road will however remain open for local access on each side.
Following consultation, a diversion route will be in place.
Traffic travelling south east should use the A814, Rhu Road Higher, West Montrose Street, Sinclair Street (A818), the A818 to Crosskeys roundabout and onto the A82 at Arden roundabout. Motorists heading north-west should use the same route, only reversed.
Using the alternative route should not conflict with traffic using the diversion already in place while improvement works are carried out on Helensburgh sea front.
The Council has said every effort will be made to complete the repairs to Ballevoulin Bridge as soon as possible and minimise disruption, and the co-operation of motorists during the repair period is greatly appreciated.
(JP/CD)
Construction News
25/07/2013
Work To Begin On Ballevoulin Bridge

13/06/2025
The first completed section of Glasgow's ambitious £120 million-plus Avenues programme, the Holland and Pitt Street Avenue, has officially opened, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing regeneration of the city centre.
The newly completed avenue features a comprehensive transformation, incl

13/06/2025
Construction has officially commenced on the Dumfries Zero Waste Park (Dumfries ZWP), marking a significant milestone in Dumfries and Galloway Council's commitment to its Waste, Recycling and Reuse Strategy 2023–2030.
The £11.197m investment, drawn from the Council's approved 10-year Capital Invest

13/06/2025
Scotland's newest green wastewater treatment works (WWTW) in Winchburgh has been honoured with a prestigious sustainability award from The Royal Academy of Engineering.
The £35 million facility, owned and operated by Scottish Water and officially opened in October 2024, is designed to support a pr

13/06/2025
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has initiated two public consultations on its proposed Land Management Plans for Glenbranter Forest and Strathlachlan Forest, both located on the Cowal Peninsula.
These consultations are part of FLS's routine ten-year review process for all land management plans, e

13/06/2025
Clark Contracts has been appointed by Fife Council to construct a new council housing development on Lochgelly Road in Lumphinnans.
The project, comprising 97 new homes, is expected to commence works in July 2025 with an anticipated completion in summer 2027.
The development will provide a divers

13/06/2025
JCB's groundbreaking hydrogen-fuelled engine is set to make its public debut at a UK agricultural event at the Royal Highland Show, running from Thursday, 19 June, to Sunday, 22 June, at Ingliston.
The innovative engine will be a central exhibit within the Royal Highland and Agricultural Show Socie

13/06/2025
Glasgow City Council has approved the disposal of a significant number of properties and land parcels across the city, paving the way for a wide range of new developments including social, mid-market, and private housing, supermarket expansion, student accommodation, retail spaces, and advanced manu

13/06/2025
The demolition of the multi-storey car park in Kilmarnock is progressing well, despite encountering a number of complex issues since work began. The structure is now expected to be fully removed by the end of July, with site tidying scheduled throughout August.
The ongoing demolition has inevitably

13/06/2025
Energy giant SSE has welcomed the UK Government's commitment to Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) infrastructure in its recent Comprehensive Spending Review, specifically highlighting the positive implications for the Scottish Cluster and the Peterhead Carbon Capture Power Station.
Finlay McCutcheon

13/06/2025
Jaimie Steele, a Trainee Design Manager at GRAHAM Building, has been honoured with the Student of the Year award at City of Glasgow College for his outstanding performance in the HNC Architectural Technology with Digital Construction programme.
The award recognises students who excel in attendance,