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FOI-202000031352 Annex C Description Total Road A82 Glen Gloy Realignment A82 A82 Altrua Resurfacing redacted 10(5)(e) A82 A82 Newtown Resurfacing A82 A82 North of Aberchalder Swing Bridge A82 A82 North of Loch Lochy Phase 2 A82 A82 South of Fort Augustus Resurfacing A82 A82 South of Arcdachy A82 A82 Netherwood B&B to South of Ardachy A82 A82 Well of the Seven Heads A82 A82 Aonach Mor to Spean Bridge A82 A82 Letterfinlay Resurfacing A82 A82 South of Spean Bridge Resurfacing A82 A82 Spean to Aanoch Mor Resurfacing A82 A82 South of Cattle Ranch 3 A82 A82 North of Invergarry Coal Tar Coring and Testing Scope A82 A82 Stronaba A82 A82 South of Laggan Swing Bridge A82 A82 Loch Oich A82 HD28 NW Retexturing A82 A82 North of Spean Bridge HD28 A82 A82 North of Spean Bridge Urgent Resurfacing A82 A82 Laggan Locks PH 3 A82 A82 Aonoch Mor to Spean Bridge A82 A82 Netherwood Hand Patching A82 A82 1.4 Miles North of Aberchalder Machine Patching A82 A82 Anoch Mor to Cattle Ranch Machine Patching A82 A82 South of Ardachy Junction Machine Patching A82 A82 Loch Oich Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Drynachan Hand Patching A82 A82 Ceon'side Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Laggan Swing Bridge Cat 2 A82 A82 Anoch Mhor Carriageway Hand Patching A82 A82 West of Invergarry Castle Hand Patching A82 A82 Layby North of Anoch Mhor Hand Patching A82 A82 Anoch Mhor Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Altura Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Seven Heads Hand Patching A82 A82 Altura Hand Patching A82 A82 Netherwood Hand Patching A82 A82 Abercalder Farm Hand Patching A82 A82 A87 Junction Hand Patching A82 A82 Girvans Hardware Store Ft Augustus Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Fort Augustus Hand Patching A82 A82 Spean Bridge Hill Hand Patching A82 A82 South Laggan C/way Haunching A82 A82 Auchnahanate C/way Haunching A82 A82 Aonachan Remedials Machine Patching A82 A82 South of Glengarry Hotel - Machine Patching A82 A82 Spean Bridge Brae Hand Patching A82 A82 Ferguson Yard Hand Patching A82 A82 Invergloy Lodge Machine Patching A82 A82 Letterfindlay Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Seven Heads Shop Hand Patching A82 A82 Seven Heads Shop Hand Patching A82 A82 Altrua Hand patching A82 A82 Debid North of Spean Machine Patching A82 A82 Stronaba Edge C/way Haunching A82 A82 Stronaba C/way Haunch and Ditching A82 A82 Invergarry Bridge Hand Patching A82 A82 Spean Bridge Hand patching A82 A82 Oich Bridge Hand patching A82 A82 SB Invergarry Hand patching A82 A82 Commando Memorial c/way haunching A82 A82 North of StronAba Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Stronba Hand Patching A82 A82 Well of Seven Heads Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Drynachan Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Bridge Oich C/way Haunching A82 A82 Stronaba NB C/way Haunching A82 A82 Cattleranch Hand Patching A82 A82 Altrua Hand Patching A82 A82 Achindaul Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Achnabobane Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Achindaul Farm Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Stronaba Hand Patching A82 A82 Spean Bridge - Hand Patching A82 A82 Spean Bridge A86 Junction A82 A82 Aonachan Hand Patching A82 A82 NB Port Macdonell Hand Patching A82 A82 SB after Invergarry Hand Patching A82 A82 Spean Lodge B&B Hand Patching A82 A82 4 Fort Willam Rd, Fort Augustus Footway Hand Patching A82 A82 Loch Lochy Layby Sign Renewal A82 A82 Fort Augustus Sign Renewal A82 A82 Great Glen Cattle Ranch - Bollard Replacement A82 A82 Loch Lochy - Sign Works A82 A82 Spean Bridge village to Invermoriston Sign renewal A82 A82 Mandally Sign and Poles A82 A82 Invergarry Sign Pole and Bollard A82 A82 Drumnadrochit - Spean Bridge - Lochness Diversion Sign and Bases A82 A82 Achindaul Bollard Replacement A82 A82 Achindaul Sign Renewal A82 A82 & A86 Spean Bridge Masking of Signs A82 A82 Auction Mart Sign Replacement A82 A82 Sth Laggan Road Sign Renewal A82 A82 Glenfintaig Estate Signing Relocation A82 A82 Stronaba NB Earthworks A82 A82 Stronaba SB Earthworks A82 A82 North of Stonba Edge Works A82 A82 Alt Altrua Earthworks A82 A82 South of Oich Bridge Earth Works A82 A82 Letterfinlay embankment repair A82 A82 Spean Bridge Embankment A82 A82 Loch Lochy Investigation A82 A82 Invergarry at Well of 7 Heads Drainage and Filter Drain Renewal A82 A82 Fort Augustus Gully Cover Replacement A82 A82 Invergloy House to Letterfindlay Hotel Drainage A82 A82 South of Laggan Drainage A82 A82 South of South Laggan Filter Stone Replacement A82 A82 Fort Augustus Straights Drainage A82 A82 Loch Lochy Straights Drainage A82 A82 North of Invergarry Drainage A82 A82 Balmaglaster Jct No.1 Ditching Clearance A82 A82 Balmaglaster Jct No.2 Ditching Clearance A82 A82 Laggan Youth Hostel Pipe and filter stone replacement A82 A82 Spean Hill Drainage A82 A82 Aberchalder SB Ditching Clearance A82 A82 Aberchalder NB Ditching Clearance A82 A82 South of Altra Ditching Clearance A82 A82 South of Invergarry Bridge Ditching A82 A82 Fort Augustus Drainage Improvements A82 A82 South of Bridge of Oich NB Ditching A82 A82 South of Bridge of Oich SB Ditching A82 A82 Drynachan Layby Ditch Clearance and Hand Patching A82 A82 Telford Bridge, Spean Drainage A82 A82 Telford Bridge, Spean Drainage A82 A82 Spean Bridge Bus Stop Drainage Investigation A82 A86 Spean Bridge Site 2 Drainage A82 A86 Spean Bridge Site 3 Drainage A82 A82 Fort Augustus Gully Replacement A82 A82 Spean Bridge Drainage A82 A82 No 3 Stonaba Drainage A82 A82 Commando Memorial o Kilmonivaig Church S/B A82 A82 Unachan Cross Roads, Spean Bridge Culvert Fencing A82 A82 Invergarry - Inverness A82 A82 Letterfinlay A82 A82 South of Laggan Water Park Vegetation clearance A82 A82 Alltruadh Hazardous Trees A82 A82 South of Invergarry Hazardous Trees A82 A82 North of Invergarry Hazardous Trees A82 A82 Fort Augustus Pedestrian Crossing at School Upgrade A82 A82 Loch Oich - Laggan Swing Bridge Footway Provision A82 A82 Nth & Sth of Aberchalder A82 A82 Nth of Thistle Stop cafe A82 A82 South of Invergarry Hotel A82 A82 Sth End Ft Augustus Resurfacing A82 A82 Letterfinlay Hotel A82 A82 Ardachy to Fort Augustus A82 A82 South of Cattle Ranch 3 A82 A82 North Invergarry A82 A82 Nevis Range Junction Resurfacing A82 A82 Laggan Corner VRS A82 A82 South of Spean Bridge A82 A82 South Laggan Hydro DMRB Check A82 A82 Fort Augustus near 30mph Limit DMRB Review A82 Vaisala Annual Maintenance Weather Stations A82 A82 Spean Bridge Weather Station A82 A82 Brackletter (Aonachan) Fatal Accident Site Investigation A82 A82 Glengloy to Letterfinlay 50mph Speed Limit A82 A82 Invergarry Speed Limit Review A82 A82 South of Invergarry Soil Slope Inspection and design of potential mitigation measures A82 A82 Laggan Corner VRS A82 A82 Loch OIch - Laggan Swing Bridge Footway A82 A82 Spean Bridge Salt Bin Replacement A82 A82 1200 Invergarry Deck Refurbishment A82 A82 1040 Spean Bridge Scour Repair A82 A82 1220 Oich Scour Repairs A82 A82 1220 Oich Bridge Damage pedestrian Guardrail replacement A82 A82 1220 Oich Masonry Arch Bridge A82 A82 1190 C30 Sevenheads Culvert Parapet Upgrade A82 A82 1180 Lagain Bridge Replacement A82 A82 1070 Altrua Bridge Scour Protection A82 A82 1120 Choilich Sour Repairs A82 A82 1060 W99 Altrua Wall A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Swing Br Rebalancing A82 A82 Laggan Swing Bridge Re-Balancing A82 A82 Laggan Swing Bridge CCTV Installation A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Bridge Minor Maintenence A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Bridge Painting A82 A82 1190 Laggan Bridge Minor Maintenence A82 A82 1190 Laggan Bridge Painting A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder bridge installation of wig wags A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Bridge Minor Maintenance A82 A82 1190 Laggan Bridge Minor Maintenance A82 A82 1190 Laggan Swing Br Painting of End Girders A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Swing Bridge Painting of End Girders A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Swing Bridge Electrical Review A82 A82 1190 Laggan Swing Bridge Electrical Review A82 A82 1190 Laggan Swing Bridge Minor Maintenance A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Swing Bridge Minor Maintenance A82 A82 1190 Laggan Swing Bridge Nose Wedge Replacement A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Swing Nose Wedge Replacement A82 A82 1190 Laggan Swing Bridge - Electric for Bridge Operation A82 A82 1190 Laggan Swing Bridge Run on Slabs and Abutments A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Swing Bridge Run on Slabs and Abutments A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Swing Bridge Minor Maintenance A82 A82 1190 Laggan Bridge Deck Waterproofing and Surfacing A82 A82 1190 Laggan Swing Bridge Minor Maintenance A82 A82 Aberchalder Swing Bridge CCTV Installation A82 A82 Laggan Lochs - Fatal Accident A82 A82 1230 Aberchalder Swing Bridge A82 TOTAL £7,485,697.73.
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