Reed Project |
Princes Highway Safety Improvements South Nowra to Jervis Bay Road |
Progress |
Stages 1 and 2 were opened to four lanes of traffic on November 7, 2008. All pavement works, safety barriers, and pavement markings are complete. Only one major signage in Stage 2 remains to be installed. The project was completed two months ahead of schedule. |
Reed Contact |
Eleo Estacio |
Reed Division |
Civil |
Project Location |
South Nowra, NSW 2541 |
Project Client |
Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales |
Current Status |
100% complete |
Project Start Date |
21-02-2007 |
Duration of Construction |
62 weeks |
Other Consultants |
Road Design - GHD on behalf of the RTA |
Project Overview |
Safety improvements to provide 3.1km of 4 lane carriageway with median separation including the construction of a new 137m long bridge with a reinforced earth wall on an abutment approach. Works include approximately 38,000 cum of bulk earthworks and associated roadworks with stormwater drainage and water mains relocations. Additional works include pavement construction, guardrail and safety wire systems and linemarking |
Project Challenges |
Environmental challenges include the limited access for construction of the new bridge at Currambene Creek with potential flooding affects to works areas and the close proximity of the environmentally sensitive Jervis Bay Marine Park. Safety challenges include working in proximity to the large volumes and high speed environment of the existing traffic on the Princes Highway |
Project Value |
$14.4 Million (inclusive of GST) |
Contract Type |
GC21 Edition 1 (RTA) |
Any specific OH&S or environmental issues |
Working at heights over Currambene Creek and working in close proximity to the existing traffic on Princes Highway |
Project Map |
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