The South Australian Government has awarded CPB Contractors, together with Aurecon Australasia and GHD, the contract to deliver three major projects under the Port Wakefield to Port Augusta Regional Projects Alliance (RPA).
The three projects include the Joy Baluch AM Bridge Duplication in Port Augusta; the Port Wakefield Overpass and Highway Duplication; and the Augusta Highway Planning Project between Port Augusta and Port Wakefield.
“We are pleased to be working with the South Australian Government to ensure that these infrastructure projects are delivered safely and according to schedule. A key focus will be on maximising social and economic benefits to the regional and indigenous community, including employment, training and economic opportunities,” CPB Contractors Managing Director Diego Zumaquero said.
Source: SA Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure
The $200 million Joy Baluch (AM) Bridge Duplication Project will include:
The expanded scope of the $122.5 million Port Wakefield Overpass and Highway Duplication Project, on the other hand, will include:
“These three upgrades will provide improved road safety, reduced traffic congestion and greater network resilience for the communities of regional South Australia,” CIMIC Group Chief Executive Officer Juan Santamaria said.
Construction on the projects are anticipated to commence this year and are due to be completed in 2022.
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Source: CPB Contractors; CIMIC Group; SA Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (1, 2)
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