Kempsey to Armidale Road Project, NSW
The Kempsey-Armidale Road is an important corridor, linking Armidale and the coast. The road supports the local community and agriculture and tourism industries in the Armidale and Kempsey regions.
The Kempsey-Armidale Road is an important corridor, which links Armidale and the coast. The road also supports the local community and agriculture and tourism industries in both the Armidale and Kempsey regions.
The road was severely damaged by bushfires at the end of 2019 and subsequent flooding in 2020 and 2022:
The scope of works for the overall project has been classified into two categories and four separate projects:
Natural Disaster Recovery Works (ch72.95km - ch116.00km) comprising restoration of a 43km section of the Kempsey-Armidale Road and a 5.1km long section of Lower Creek Road, Lower Creek, to their pre-disaster conditions;
Improvement Works Projects comprising the following three projects:
- Blackbird Flat - Fixing Local Roads, Blackbird Flat Cutting (ch73.50km-ch74.05km) which includes sealing this section of pavement;
- Flying Fox - Fixing Local Roads, Flying Fox Cutting (ch86.30km-ch88.15km) which includes sealing this section of pavement; and
- Big Hill - Restart NSW, three curves on Big Hill, (ch112.888km - 113.193km, and ch108.563km – ch108.723km), with these three curves being constructed as unsealed pavements.
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GWH Upgrade Program – Central
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Heathcote Rd Upgrade Detailed Design
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M1 Pacific Motorway (M12RT)
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M12 Motorway Project Management Support Services
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Mamre Road
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Hexham Straight Widening
The Hexham Straight Widening will upgrade six kilometres of the Pacific Highway between the Newcastle Inner City Bypass and the Hexham Bridge, expanding it from a dual to a triple carriageway.
Canberra Park, Canberra
MI Engineers were engaged by FDC to provide civil and structural engineering services and cost estimating services for the tourist park development at Canberra Park.
Western City Road Network (Aerotropolis Roads)
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Wyangala Dam Wall Raising, Lachlan Valley
The proposed raising of the Wyangala Dam wall by 10 metres is a significantly complex mega project, addressing new environmental legislative requirements and updated flood modelling.