Essex & Suffolk Water will use a 24-hour drilling technique to bore underneath the A127 for the Gallows Corner flyover construction. Extensive scaffolding has already been erected to minimize noise and disturbance during the process. A water main is located within the foundations of the flyover, necessitating careful planning to protect the water network. The company assures residents that water supply will remain unaffected through diversions while renewing pipes to prevent future bursts. Stakeholders have been informed of the plans, with no specific timeline provided for the drilling's duration.
Essex & Suffolk Water teams will implement a '24-hour drilling technique' to bore underneath the A127 for the Gallows Corner flyover project, ensuring minimal disturbance.
Scaffolding has been set along the A127 to reduce noise levels and minimize disruption to residents during the tunneling process for renewed pipes.
Parts of the water main sit close to the foundation of the flyover's main supports, prompting the need for careful planning to protect water supplies.
Residents, businesses, and stakeholders have been informed about the tunneling plans, ensuring transparency during the infrastructure upgrade.
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