Promised for decades, The Victorian Government has today announced that they're going ahead with the Chandler Highway bridge upgrade. This project will deliver a new six lane bridge next to the old existing bridge which was built in 1891 and sees approximately 44,000 vehicles each day, operating far above it's capacity. The upgrade is set to see significant reductions in travel time and queuing during peak periods and will allow for future growth in traffic volumes.
The State Government is committing funding of $110 million to widen the Chandler Highway and build a new bridge over the Yarra River.
The Chandler Highway between Heidelberg Road and south of Yarra Boulevard.
The upgrade involves:
VicRoads is responsible for the project - but will be putting the project out to tender, seeking an acting organisation responsible for delivering the upgrade.
The project's estimated date of completion is late 2018, with the contract being awarded and construction starting in mid 2017.
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Seymour Whyte Constructions has been named as the preferred contractor for the $110 million Chandler Highway Upgrade project in Victoria, with works expected to begin in a few months.
Four companies have been shortlisted to deliver works on the $110 million Chandler Highway Upgrade in Victoria, removing two major traffic bottlenecks plaguing drivers.
The VIC Government have called for expressions of interest to build the $110m Chandler Highway upgrade in Melbourne. EOIs close Wednesday 15 June, and interested companies will be shortlisted prior to a tender process, which is expected to start in mid-2016.
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