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Nagel Road, Lavington - 057359-15NSW-RTR
Local road in poor condition (Including Kerb, Seal and Pavement) with lack of drainage, some parts have kerb and some parts have table drainsFull road reconstruction including pavement, seal, kerb and drainage.Total cost of proposed project is $1,186,886
Elm Street Service Road, Albury - 057360-15NSW-RTR
Access road in poor condition (Including Kerb, Seal and Pavement)Rehab road including Kerb Seal and PavementTotal cost of proposed project is $151,326
Blackville Road (Rural Road) - 057361-15NSW-RTR
The existing road has a this gravel pavement which becomes slippery and potholed in wet conditions.Apply a 100mm thick compacted gravel re-sheet along the full length of the road segment
Wentworth Avenue Kingston ACT - 057362-15ACT-RTR
Stop reflective cracking from rigid pavement belowRehabilitation of the existing road pavement/widening
Ooldea Road, Maralinga Tjarutja (Rural Road) - 057363-15SA-RTR
This arterial dirt roads require regular maintenance and restoration work to rectify both natural deterioration & that caused by regular use. The road has severe to moderate potholing in various parts as well as significant corrugation and rutting. The road surface has become fragmented resulting in excessive loose gravel and other material. In addition some parts of the road are seriously overgrown with roadside vegetation and weeds growing through the road surface. These problems represent significant safety hazards for road users including Oak Valley community members, service providers, suppliers, mining workers, tourists and other travellers due to the poor condition of the road and increased risk of collision with camels and other large animals emerging from the overgrown parts of roadsides.Grading and other remedial work including filling holes, clearing roadside and road surface vegetation, re-widening, watering and rolling. Grading will commence at railway intersection of Ooldea road and Trans-Australian railway line to the Western Australian border. Proposed area graded is 310km
South Gippsland Highway - Leongatha Heavy Vehicle Alternate Route
This project involved the upgrade of the existing arterial road network and Long Street to provide a heavy vehicle bypass of the Leongatha town centre in south east Victoria.
Monash Freeway – Ferntree Gully Road to Gladstone Road Bridge Strengthening
The project strengthened eight bridges on the Monash Freeway from Ferntree Gully Road to Gladstone Road.
Western Freeway – Bacchus Marsh to Ballan Bridge Strengthening
The project involved the strengthening of four bridges on the Western Freeway from Bacchus Marsh to Ballan.
Western Highway – Kaniva to the South Australian Border Upgrade
The project upgraded 23km of the Western Highway from Kaniva to the South Australian Border by installing wire rope safety barriers at high risk locations, providing wide centrelines, tactile line marking, shoulder widening and delineation improvements.
NorthLink WA
NorthLink WA will provide a new transport link between Morley and Muchea, north of Perth. This project combines two adjacent Infrastructure Investment Program projects - the Central and Northern Sections (Swan Valley Bypass) and the Southern Section (Tonkin Highway Grade Separations). The Central and Northern Sections involve the construction of a new 37km highway from the intersection of the Tonkin and Reid Highways in Malaga to the Great Northern Highway at Muchea. The Central Section will run from Reid Highway to Ellenbrook, and the Northern Section will continue on from Ellenbrook to Muchea. This new route will replace the Great Northern Highway as the main freight route through the Swan Valley. The Southern Section involves upgrading the Tonkin Highway between Collier Road and Benara Road and construction of a single-point grade-separated interchange at Collier Road; construction of a grade-separated roundabout interchange at Morley Drive; and grade separation of the Benara Road intersection (with no connection to the Tonkin Highway).

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