In conjunction with Maidenhead Waterways Restoration Group, the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead aimed to restore the waterways running through Maidenhead town centre.
The waterways were enlarged in the 1960s to act as a flood defence for the town, but with completion of the Jubilee River in the 1990s they became neglected and overgrown. In 2012 the Maidenhead Waterways Restoration Group achieved planning permission for restoration.
The disused channels have now been converted into a valuable amenity for boat and water-related activities, walking and cycling. The project has contributed to the rejuvenation of Maidenhead, alongside the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) and other large commercial developments.
Our Services
Appointed for project quantity surveying and project management, services included:
Project management as per the NEC3 contract
Advice on and issuing project manager's instructions
Preparing interim valuations
Preparing monthly cost reports
Attending project meetings and leading commercial review
Coordinating communications between the client, contractor and designer
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