A77 Maybole Bypass Construction Award
The A77 Maybole Bypass reduces journey times on the A77 by diverting traffic away from the High Street of the Town of Maybole in South Ayrshire.
Here are the latest CEEQUAL case studies for bridges and tunnels.
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The A77 Maybole Bypass reduces journey times on the A77 by diverting traffic away from the High Street of the Town of Maybole in South Ayrshire.
The Glasgow Airport Investment Area (GAIA) project creates the connections and sustainable infrastructure of Scotland’s manufacturing innovation district.
Fv. 659 Nordøyvegen in Norway is a mainland link that connects the Nordøyene north of the city of Ålesund to the mainland via sea embankments, underwater tunnels and bridges won the prestigious Norwegian Civil Engineering Award 2022.
CEEQUAL (now known as BREEAM Infrastructure) sustainability assessment for new bridge being built over the Fyris river, an extension of the Kungsängs esplanade.
Nye Veier AS have, in collaboration with Sweco Norge AS, planned a new four-lane motorway from Mandal River through Lindesnes municipality to Herdal in Lyngdal municipality. The project is located in Agder county, central south in Norway. Dimensioning speed limit was set at 110 km/h.
Skanska won a contract from the Norwegian public Roads Administration in 2019 to build 10.4 km of new E16 road complete with central crash barrier, overtaking lanes, and 15 bridges.
The project is a 16.5km four-lane motorway in Telemark, Norway with a 110 km/hour speed limit. The state-owned company, Nye Veier AS, overtook the responsibility to build the project in 2016. The project includes the construction of two major intersections with crossover bridges, nine four-lane bridges, two wildlife crossing constructions, and several minor constructions.
The Peace Bridge is a 312 metre self-anchored suspension bridge for the use of pedestrians and cyclists and the newest of three bridges that cross the River Foyle in the city of Derry~Londonderry.
The Olympic Park is a 500 acre site that has a number of waterways, transport corridors, varying land levels and links to surrounding areas. The Olympic Park Stadium and Rail over Bridges are two discreet packages of work that have been assessed as part of the wider Olympic Park CEEQUAL assessment.
The project consisted of the construction and operation of a new 340m two-track line which crosses the River Irwell and the Manchester Inner Ring Road (IRR-Trinity Way).