TSRC Update: preliminary construction underway
Straight from Nexus Infrastructure, we deliver the latest construction update from the TSRC project.
February 2016 saw preliminary construction activities get underway. These activities include:
- geotechnical investigations for structures, which are expected to be completed by late March
- geotechnical investigations for the viaduct area at Spring Bluff
- potholing to identify underground services
- fencing works including boundary fencing along sections of the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing (TSRC) corridor.
Major works on the project will commence in coming months, subject to weather and construction conditions.
During the three year design and construction phase, Nexus is committed to sourcing local suppliers and subcontractors from the greater Toowoomba region. For more information, or to view work packages, jump on the ICN Gateway and check out the TSRC procurement schedule. You can also dowlonad the document here.
Photo: Nexus Infrastructure Procurement Information
If you haven't been able to attend any of the TSRC information sessions, or would like a refresher, never fear because the PlantMiner team has you covered. Discussing everything from the recruitment and resourcing of the project, to procurement and processes, we've listed the steps vital to increase your chances of working on the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing project. Check out the article here: Everything you need to know to supply for the TSRC project.
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