C006PC - LCWIP 4 CR East Hill Colchester
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
This is a large award for Construction — above three-quarters of comparable contracts. Based on 64,002 valued Construction tenders in our corpus.
Project is for the construction the proposed Colchester LCWIP Route 4 - East Hill project, which comprises a number of proposed highway improvements works to the cycling and walking corridor between Queen Street, East Hill to Brook Street.
The cycling and walking corridor will start at the corner of Queen Street and East Hill, run both sides of East Hill and junction improvements to Guildford Road and Brook Street in Colchester.
The proposed cycling and walking corridor will provide high-quality improvements for active travel.
The key elements of the engineering works are listed below: • New kerbing, cycleway and footway construction works. • Improved pedestrian and cycling crossing facilities including a raised table, parallel crossing and associated carriageway construction. • New street lighting and upgrades. • New signage, white
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The proposed cycling and walking corridor
The proposed cycling and walking corridor will provide high-quality improvements for active travel.
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- 395937ca-0698-4d91-82bf-7cdcd12fd54f
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- ECC001-DN781194-55931859
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