Ferrovial, through its Construction subsidiary and in consortium with Gamuda Australia, has been awarded the contract to build the Coffs Harbour Bypass in New South Wales in Australia, with a reference value of AUD 2,200 million. Under the contract, Ferrovial will build 14 kilometers of road and will upgrade the four-lane divided motorway running from south of the Englands Road roundabout to Sapphire in the north. The work also includes three new tunnels and a service road connecting Solitary Islands Way with James Small Drive and the existing Pacific Highway, and is scheduled to commence in December 2022.The Coffs Harbour Bypass is the last section of the Pacific Highway, which runs from Hexham, a suburb of Newcastle, to the Queensland state border. It is expected to reduce travel times and make travel planning more reliable while also increasing safety for road users.
Ferrovial, through its Construction subsidiary and in consortium with Gamuda Australia, has been awarded the contract to build the Coffs Harbour Bypass in New South Wales in Australia, with a reference value of AUD 2,200 million. Under the contract, Ferrovial will build 14 kilometers of road and will upgrade the four-lane divided motorway running from south of the Englands Road roundabout to Sapphire in the north. The work also includes three new tunnels and a service road connecting Solitary Islands Way with James Small Drive and the existing Pacific Highway, and is scheduled to commence in December 2022.The Coffs Harbour Bypass is the last section of the Pacific Highway, which runs from Hexham, a suburb of Newcastle, to the Queensland state border. It is expected to reduce travel times and make travel planning more reliable while also increasing safety for road users.
