Waterford-Tamborine Road Upgrade
Located just outside of Tamborine Village approximately 60 kilometres South of Brisbane, the Waterford-Tamborine Road is an existing narrow road which links Logan Village to Tamborine. The upgrade project will provide significant benefits to motorists and the community by providing speed consistency, flood immunity, reduced travel times, and improved safety and driveability.
Set for completion by early 2010, the upgrade project requires the 2.5 kilometre realignment and full construction of the two lane road including bridges over Albert River and Clutha Creek, with the capacity for a future upgrade to four lanes.
Civil works for the project include:
- bulk earthworks (150,000m3)
- stabilised pavement construction
- unbound asphalt pavement construcion
- bitumen resurfacing
- road widening
- guard rails
- precast concrete pipe and box culverts
- signage and linemarking
- lighting
- 4 span prestressed precast concrete bridge over Albert River
- 3 span prestressed precast concrete bridge over Clutha Creek
- traffic management
Deck erection is complete with asphalt works underway.
| Client: | Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads |
| Project Location: | Logan Village, Queensland |
| Contract Value: | $10.7 million |
| Year Completed: | 2010 (Expected) |
| Scope: | Road Construcion Bridge Construction Traffic Control Drainage Service Relocation Unbound Pavement Stabilised Pavement Overlay Road Widening Concrete Culverts Road Furniture Landscaping Lighting Traffic Signals |
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