Projects

Key features included the realignment of a 1.6 kilometre section of the Princes Highway, with 600 metres of widening on both the northern and southern bridge approaches. The project also included the replacement of the existing Termeil Creek bridge with a modern three-span bridge capable of handling a 1:100 year flood level and all associated works including the removal of farm dams, relocation of overhead power lines, drainage works, excavation and lining of concrete catch drains, bituminous spray sealing and asphalt, road furniture and line marking.

• 128,000 m³ of earthworks cut / cill
• 60,000 m³ drilling and blasting
• Major batter stabilisation, rock bolting soil nailing and shotcreting -2066m2 of shotcrete, 588 soil nails and rock bolts
• Crushing and screening of SMZ
• 15,000T of unbound gravels
• 3 x 15m span PSC plank deck units
• Significant removal and replacement of unsuitable material at bridge abutments
• Demolition of existing concrete bridge
• 3500T asphalt overlay
• 2,200m of concrete lined catch drains
• 5,000T of cement stabilised gravels