Shoalhaven Roads Package
The Australia Government through the Infrastructure Investment Program, which is administered by Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts (DITRDCA) has committed $40 million to upgrade six locations within the Shoalhaven Region.
- Project StatusPlanning
- Last reviewed
18 November 2024
The latest
November 2024 Update - Scoping phase in progress. Multi-criteria analysis underway for the roads. Survey, utility locating and geotechnical investigation being undertaken at the intersections.
About the project
The Australia Government has committed $40 million to upgrade six locations within the Shoalhaven Region. The funding will be used to repair and upgrade four roads and two intersections including:
- Forest Road
- Callala Beach Road
- Callala Bay Road
- Culburra Road
- Coonemia / Currarong / Callala Bay Road Intersection
- Greenwell Point / Worrigee Road Intersection
The project will address existing road failures and improve the durability and safety of the roads and improve safety, with a range of improvements to be considered including pavement reconstruction, widening, signage, line marking, guardrail and intersection upgrades.
The project will be delivered in three phases over a 3 year period:
Scoping Phase - Site investigations and options assessment to determine the preferred treatment measures for each of the 6 sites.
Development Phase - Design finalisation.
Delivery Phase - Tendering and construction.
The scoping phase has now commenced. Please subscribe for future updates.
History
- October 2024 Update - Scoping phase in progress. Multi-criteria analysis underway for the roads. Survey being undertaken at the intersections.
- SMEC Australia has been engaged as Partner Consultant to assist with the delivery of this project. They have commenced initial investigations and scoping for the six sites (refer below).SMEC Australia has been engaged as Partner Consultant to assist with the delivery of this project. They have commenced initial investigations and scoping for the six sites (refer below).