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Department for Infrastructure and Transport Market Call Forecast to August 2021 Project and procurement details Indicative procurement start Indicative Contract Contract Contract Value Project Contract Funding Program Project name Proc. Type Mar-21 Apr-21 May-21 Jun-21 Jul-21 Aug-21 award Number (Excl. GST) Region type Source Name Less than $5 - 10 $10 - 15 $15 - $20 $20 - 50 $50 - 100 Over $100 Value range $5million million million million million million million BRIDGES, TUNNELS & GRADE SEPARATIONS RN6604 Brighton Road (Hove) Level Crossing Grade Southern Highways Urban 20C255 $ 150,000,000 Other Alliance Nov-21 Separation Adelaide Fund Congestion DP13: Regional North-South Freight Route - Bridge and Bridge Barrier Upgrades Murray Bridge to Sturt Hwy Stimulus 1: Stim 1 RISP: 1. RN8386 Mannum Rd - Reedy Creek Bridge, PN2022 Road Regional (RRD 6.43) Murray & Construct Infrastructure North-South 2. RN7386 Ridley Rd - Saunders Creek Bridge, PN3225 20C383 $ 5,500,000 PSACB Jul-21 Mallee Only Stimulus Freight (RRD18.14) Package Route 3. RN7386 Ridley Rd - Marne River Bridge, PN2868 (RRD (RISP) ($12.0m) 10.88) 4. Barrier Upgrade Only RN7386 Ridley Rd - PN2295 (RRD4.47), PN2675 (RRD6.64), PN9556 (RRD9.48) RN 04495 Onkaparinga Valley Road - Bridge over Water Course - Stim 2: Replacement (x3) Construct Stimulus 2: Bridges tbc $ 8,500,000 Adelaide Hills tbc Sep-21 1. PN387 (RRD 25.05) Only Projects Package 2. PN9004 (RRD 26.12) ($20m) 3. PN786 (RRD 23.02) Stim 2: RN 03873 Thiele Highway - Bridge over Allen Creek - Yorke & Mid Construct Stimulus 2: Bridges Strengthening - Design Package 2 tbc $ 2,000,000 tbc Sep-21 North Only Projects Package 1. PN65188 (RRD 3.14) ($20m) Stim 2: RN04408 Overway Bridge Road, Gawler. Bridge Over Northern Construct Stimulus 2: Bridges Railway - Strengthening - Design Package 2 tbc $ 2,300,000 tbc Sep-21 Adelaide Only Projects Package 1. PN3842 (RRD 0.31) ($20m) Bridge Aldgate Creek Bridge Renewal, Strathalbyn Rd, Mylor (PN Fleurieu Highways Renewal tbc $ 2,800,000 tbc tbc Oct-21 1086) Peninsula Fund Program for SA SHOULDER SEALING PROJECTS Roads of ROSI: Eyre RN2000 Eyre Hwy (Ceduna to Kyancutta) - Package 2 - Eyre & Construct Strategic Highway 20C794 $ 21,000,000 PSACB Jul-21 Shoulder Sealing (approx 220kms) Western Only Importance Corridor (ROSI) ($95.0m) Stim 2: RN3160 Horrocks Hwy - Package 4 Asphalt and Shoulder Yorke & Mid Construct Stimulus 2: Stimulus Sealing (Undalya to Giles Corner) - Tranches 1-3 (MM206- PSACB $ 7,000,000 Other Jun-21 North Only Projects Package 2 224) ($210m) Stim 2: RN3160 Horrocks Hwy - Pavement Rehab and Shoulder Yorke & Mid Construct Stimulus 2: Stimulus Sealing (Rochester: Brinkworth to Bungaree, MM151-160) - PSACB $ 6,000,000 PSACB Aug-21 North Only Projects Package 2 Tranche 1 Drainage, Tranches 2/3 Pavement. PSACB ($210m) ROSI: Roads of RN3400 Barrier Hwy – Package 3 - btwn Cockburn to Barrier Construct Strategic Mannahill and Cockburn - Shoulder sealing and granular 20C795 $ 9,600,000 Far North PSACB Highway Oct-21 only Importance rehabilitation - approx 25kms Corridor (ROSI) ($62.5m) OVERTAKING LANES SARR: Overtaking Lane – Package 1 - RN4646 Long Valley Rd SA Rural Safety Fleurieu Construct OT Lane x 1 (Btwn Wistow and Strathalbyn, Southbound 20C378 $ 6,000,000 PSACB Roads Package - Sep-21 Peninsula only MM14-17) (SARR) Overtaking Lanes SARR: SA Rural Safety RN8000 Riddoch Hwy - Three Overtaking Lanes btwn Limestone Construct 20C363 $ 15,900,000 PSACB Roads Package - Sep-21 Keith and Mt Gambier Coast only (SARR) Overtaking Lanes RN3160 Horrocks Hwy Overtaking lanes x2 - Package 1a SARR: 1. Site 3A Stockport, btwn Tarlee and Templers (MM235- SA Rural Yorke & Mid Construct Horrocks 237) -Nth bound & Sth bound 20C362 $ 12,000,000 PSACB Roads Sep-21 North only Highway 2. Site 2A Rhynie, btwn Tarlee and Rhynie (MM219.4- (SARR) Corridor 221.4) - Nth bound New & Sth bound ext) PHWY: Princes Hwy Princes Hwy RN8400 Princes Hwy - Extension of Existing Overtaking Limestone Construct Corridor (Mt tbc $ 15,000,000 PSACB Corridor Oct-21 Lanes (Mt Gambier to Kingston) Coast Only Gambier to (PHWY) Pt Augusta) - South East PHWY: Princes Hwy Princes Hwy RN8400 Princes Hwy - 2 x new Overtaking Lanes (Mt Limestone Construct Corridor (Mt tbc $ 7,000,000 PSACB Corridor Nov-21 Gambier to SA/Vic Border) - Package 1 Coast Only Gambier to (PHWY) Pt Augusta) - South East SAFETY BARRIER AGBS Australian RN6303 Mount Lofty Summit Rd, Mount Lofty - Roadside Construct Program tbc $ 269,000 Adelaide Hills Other Gov. Black May-21 Hazards Protection (RRD 4-4.252) only (100% Aust Spot (AGBS) Gov) RN7800 Dukes Hwy - Median Wire Rope (multiple Murray & locations & funding) Mallee / Construct 1b. RRD24.2-28 (partially funded by Stim 2)*; tbc $ 5,600,000 PSASB tbc tbc Sep-21 Limestone only *Provisional. awaiting approval of Stimulus 2, Tranches 2 Coast & 3 funding RN7800 Dukes Hwy - Median Wire Rope (multiple locations & funding) Stimulus 1: 1a. RRD24.2-28 (partially funded by TRSW); Murray & Targeted Stim 1 + Provisional if approved under Stimulus 2, Tranches 2 & Mallee / Construct tbc $ 3,600,000 PSASB Road Safety TRSW: Sep-21 3 funding Limestone only Work Projects 1b. RRD24.2-28 (partially funded by Stim 2)*; Coast (TRSW) 2. RRD15.48-24.2*; 3. RRD 28-38.35* INTERSECTION & JUNCTION WORKS State State School Enabling Works - Quinliven Road / How Rd / Southern Construct Highways Schools 21C065 $ 5,000,000 PSACB Jul-21 Bowering Hill Rd, Aldinga, Roundabout Adelaide Only Fund Enabling Works State State School Enabling Works - RN500 Angle Vale Rd / Southern Construct Highways Schools Frisby Rd / Riverbanks Rd, Angle Vale - Staggered T 21C059 $ 12,000,000 PSACB Jul-21 Adelaide Only Fund Enabling Intersection with one intersection being signalised Works Heysen Blvd / Wellington Rd, Mt Barker (Developer Construct Highways Highways Developer $ 4,950,000 Adelaide Hills n/a Sep-21 Project) Only Fund Fund Roads of ROSI: Sturt RN7200 Sturt Hwy and Old Sturt West - Intersection Murray & Construct Strategic Highway tbc $ 5,500,000 PSACB Sep-21 Upgrade (Roundabout), Barmera Mallee Only Importance Corridor (ROSI) ($86.5m) * Projects and dates are subject to change Department for Infrastructure and Transport Market Call Forecast to August 2021 Project and procurement details Indicative procurement start Indicative Contract Contract Contract Value Project Contract Funding Program Project name Proc. Type Mar-21 Apr-21 May-21 Jun-21 Jul-21 Aug-21 award Number (Excl. GST) Region type Source Name Less than $5 - 10 $10 - 15 $15 - $20 $20 - 50 $50 - 100 Over $100 Value range $5million million million million million million million PAVEMENT REHABILITATION RN7398 Browns Well Hwy, btwn Loxton and Pinnaroo Stim 2: (RRD 0-102.4) - Raising Speed Limit to 110km/h). Murray & Construct Stimulus 2: Stimulus 21C016 $ 1,400,000 PSABW tbc Shoulder Sealing and some pavement remediation / Mallee Only Projects Package 2 rehabilitation work ($210m) Stim 2: SE Freeway RN4500 South Eastern Freeway (Package 4 Heysen Construct Stimulus 2: 20C909 $ 6,000,000 Adelaide Hills PSABW Safety Aug-21 Tunnels) only Projects Upgrade ($35m) Stim 2: SE RN4500 South Eastern Freeway (Package 1 Intersection Eastern / Freeway of RN4500 South Eastern Freeway, RN6033 Portrush Construct Stimulus 2: 20C906 $ 5,500,000 Southern PSABW Safety Aug-21 Road, RN6215 Cross Roads & RN6180 Glen Osmond only Projects Adelaide Upgrade Road) ($35m) Stimulus 1: Stim 1 RISP: Murray & Road Regional RN7800 Dukes Highway (Btwn Tailem Bend to North of 20C342 Mallee / Construct Infrastructure Road Keith) - Pavement Rehab - Spray Seal following Slurry $ 3,500,000 PSABW Sep-21 (PSABW) Limestone only Stimulus Network works for contract 20C629 Coast Package Package (RISP) ($52.0m) Stim 2: Stimulus RN6140 Stephens Terrace - Payneham Road to Eastern Construct Stimulus 2: tbc $ 480,000 PSABW Package 2 Aug-21 Walkerville Terrace Adelaide only Projects (State Urban) Stim 2: Stimulus Pavement Patching - Target patching across the state Construct Stimulus 2: tbc $ 7,800,000 Various PSABW Package 2 Aug-21 (Various TBC) only Projects (State Urban) PHWY: Princes Hwy Princes Hwy RN4500 Princes Highway (South Eastern Fwy) - Construct Corridor (Mt tbc $ 6,000,000 Adelaide Hills PSABW Corridor Oct-21 Pavement Rehab (Stirling to Tailem Bend) only Gambier to (PHWY) Pt Augusta) - South East Stim 2: Eastern / Stimulus RN6215 Cross Road, Btwn Fullarton Road to South Construct Stimulus 2: tbc $ 4,800,000 Southern PSABW Package 2 Aug-21 Eastern Freeway only Projects Adelaide (State Urban) Stim 2: Stimulus RN6467 Shepherd Hill Road - Btwn Northcote Rd and Southern Construct Stimulus 2: tbc $ 1,800,000 PSABW Package 2 Aug-21 Main Rd Adelaide only Projects (State Urban) Stim 2: Stimulus RN6720 Majors Road - Btwn Ocean Boulevard Road and Southern Construct Stimulus 2: tbc $ 1,300,000 PSABW Package 2 Aug-21 Main South Road Adelaide only Projects (State Urban) Stim 2: Stimulus RN6200 Richmond Road - Btwn Marion Road to Grove Western Construct Stimulus 2: tbc $ 800,000 PSABW Package 2 Aug-21 Ave Adelaide only Projects (State Urban) Stim 2: Stimulus RN5848 Crittenden Road - Btwn Findon Road to Grange Western Construct Stimulus 2: tbc $ 480,000 PSABW Package 2 Aug-21 Road Adelaide only Projects (State Urban) Roads of ROSI: Sturt RN7200 Sturt Highway Pavement Rehab (Gawler to Murray & Construct Strategic Highway tbc $ 10,000,000 PSABW Sep-21 Renmark) - Multiple Packages Mallee Only Importance Corridor (ROSI) ($86.5m) REST AREAS Heavy HVSP Program - Stuart Hwy Rest Areas - Construction of Vehicle Murray & Highways 4
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