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Lansdowne Bridge Replacement Construction

Lansdowne Bridge Replacement

Abergeldie collaborated with Transport for NSW (TfNSW) to deliver the Lansdowne Bridge Replacement Project, which to improve road safety with wider lanes, better approaches, and a shared path across the Mulwaree River at Goulburn. Abergeldie engaged the Roads and Maritime Services (now TfNSW) project team, design consultants, and key third parties (including Goulburn Mulwaree Council) to ensure that the new bridge across the Mulwaree River at Goulburn was delivered to the expectations of key stakeholders. For more information about the Lansdowne Bridge Replacement project, see the TfNSW website.

Client

TfNSW

Year

2019

Region

NSW

Concrete Road Bridge

Road Realignment

Lane Road and Shared Path Constructed

Scope of Works

Construction of 82.93m concrete road bridge over Mulwaree River
Upgrade and realignment of the existing two-lane Bungonia Road approaches to the new bridge, with sealed shoulders, shared path and kerb and gutter
Upgrade and realignment of 220m of the existing two-lane Forbes
Street approaches to the new bridge and reconfiguration of its intersection with Bungonia Road
Reinforced concrete retaining walls and barriers
New stormwater drainage
Utility adjustments
Property adjustments
Line marking and signage

Complexity

Works were delivered under GC21 contract conditions and in close coordination with the RMS design consultants and key third parties, including utility service owners.
There were significant heritage items and environmentally sensitive habitats within the construction area, protection measures for which were detailed in the Construction Environmental Management Plan.
Communication with local residents and rural property owners was managed carefully, as some disruption of access to nearby properties was unavoidable. Changes to fencing were made and alternative access arrangements were set up at some stages of the works.
All excess spoil was reused by the local council for approach roads.

Community Benefit