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CRSTS Broom Road / Wickersley Corridor Sustainable Transport Scheme

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£336,394
value
GBP
2 Jan 2024
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1
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Who

Buyer Rotherham
Supplier Esh Construction Limited

What

RMBC require a suitable Contractor to carry out all associated design and construction readiness in relation to Stag Inn Junction, Wickersley Road Sustainable Travel, Broom Road cycleway extension and Moorgate Active Travel Scheme. This is a 2 stage full design and build via YORCivil3 Framework Lot 3 with the contractor responsible for the following: • A6021 Broom Road / Wickersley Road - provision of 2x bilateral unidirectional cycleways and bus priority measures along Broom Road / Wickersley Road between the Broom Road / Fraser Road priority junction and Brecks Roundabout, as well as associated improvements to crossings and junctions within this contract. • Stag Roundabout - provision of segregated cycle routes and controlled crossing facilities on each arm of the roundabout. These facilities will connect into the new cycle routes that are proposed on the A6021 Wickersley Road arms of the junction whereas transitions onto the carriageway will be provided onto the northern and southern A6123 arms. • Moorgate - implementation of traffic calming measures on Broom Lane, Brunswick Road, Beaconsfield Road and Broom Valley Road to reduce traffic levels, speeds and manage on-street parking in areas that are served by Broom Road cycleways Stage 1 (Design and Pre-Construction) expected to be completed within 12 months, with an option to extend into stage 2 works for an estimated 18 months and a potential value in the region of £6 - £8million.

Dates and source

Runs 22 Jul 2024 to 29 Jul 2025
OCID ocds-b5fd17-07960166-a718-4fdd-85f8-f1bceef7a474
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