New Dubbo Bridge Project

New Dubbo Bridge Project

Together, the Australian Government and the New South Wales Government are investing $220.2 million in the New Dubbo Bridge project. Once complete the project will improve travel efficiency along the Newell Highway, reduce traffic congestion in Dubbo for local, visiting and freight operators and commuters and enhance access across the Macquarie River during flood events.

The New Dubbo Bridge project will provide economic and safety benefits and there are some key opportunities for workers and the region:

• The construction phase of the project will build a stronger region by supporting an estimated 290 direct and 1200 indirect jobs.
• Twenty per cent of the qualified tradespersons working on the project must be apprentices, providing those who are just starting out their career a chance to work on a legacy project that will change the shape of Dubbo.
• The New Dubbo Bridge project will leave a lasting legacy not only in terms of travel in and through Dubbo, but also the new skills and experience it will provide for the local workforce.
• There is an emphasis on forming partnerships with local businesses and a commitment to ensuring at least 20 per cent of the workforce resides in the local area, maximising local employment pathways and workforce numbers.
• We're excited by what this project means for workers in Dubbo and western NSW, with a strong focus on engaging and supporting women, Aboriginal people, trainees, and young workers.

Now is the time to get involved

Abergeldie Complex Infrastructure has been awarded the main contract for The New Dubbo Bridge and with major construction commencing in early 2023, weather permitting.

The project will be delivered under a single GC21 Construct-Only Contract.

Come and meet the contractor and talk directly to them about the range of jobs and supplier opportunities available as part of the main construction package of work. Drop-in on Thursday 8 December between 3pm and 5pm at the Macquarie Inn, corner Wheelers Lane and Birch Avenue Dubbo, NSW.

Description of the works

Visit the project website nswroads.work/dubbo

The Project includes:

• Construction of about 2.2 kilometres of new carriageway with a single lane in each direction between the Thompson Street/ Whylandra Street (Newell Highway) intersection and the River Street / Bourke Street (Newell Highway) intersection, including:

1. Two 3.5 metres wide lanes;
2. A 1 metre wide painted median;
3. A 2 metre wide shoulder on both sides of the road;

• Construction of a new 20 span high level bridge over the Macquarie River and Brisbane Street. The new bridge is approximately 660 metres long and 14 metres wide and includes:

1. Two 3.5 metres wide lanes;
2. A 1 metre wide painted median;
3. A 2.5 metre wide shoulder on both sides of the road;
4. Twin rail safety barriers;

Transport for NSW is the lead agency of the NSW Transport cluster. Our role is to lead the development of a safe, efficient, integrated transport system that keeps people and goods moving, connects communities and shapes the future of our cities, centres and regions.

Compliance with the Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016

The Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016 (the Code) applies to the building work associated with this project. By submitting an expression of interest in, or tender for, this project, you will become subject to the Code.

How to register an expression of interest OR EOI Process

Abergeldie is be responsible for the delivery of construction works. It is important that businesses registering their interest are aware that their registration does not guarantee that they will progress further in any procurement processes

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