Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) has awarded CPB Contractors a contract to deliver works on the M1 Pacific Motorway widening project, between Tuggerah and Doyalson in New South Wales. The construct only contract is expected to generate revenue of about $145 million for CPB.
“It is out privilege to work with the NSW Government to help improve the safety and efficiency of this critical network link and heavily-trafficked transport hub, which supports industry and the economy, as well as surrounding communities,” said CIMIC Chief Executive Officer Adolfo Valderas.
Upgrade works will include:
- Widening of the 12-kilometre section of the M1 Pacific Highway between Wyong Road, Tuggerah and the Doyalson Link Road to three lanes in each direction
- Reconstruction of a 9-kilometre section of carriageway to provide an upgraded and more durable road surface
- Improvement works on key interchanges such as the Warnervale and Doyalson interchanges
- Widening of existing bridges at Sparks Road and St Johns Road
The M1 Pacific Motorway is a critical link in the National Land Transport Network and it is also a part of one of the country’s busiest transport corridors – the Sydney to Brisbane corridor.
Preparation for construction is underway, with works expected to begin in a few weeks. The project is expected to be completed in 2019.
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Source: CIMIC Group