Ball Road Pavement Rehabilitation
Tender Overview
About this tender
Tablelands Regional Council invites tenders from suitably qualified tenderers for Ball Road, Peeramon, Pavement Rehabilitation as described in more detail in Part 5 – Scope. Project Overview The works comprise pavement rehabilitation (mill and fill sections) of Ball Road, Peeramon, a rural local government road. The project involves mill and replace treatment across various sections of the road with varying lengths and widths. The works are intended to address areas of failed pavement material including sinking, base failures and compaction of subgrade. Project objectives Undertake renewal of the pavement and surface asset to return the road to its as-new condition, improving structural integrity and quality. Reduce safety risks associated with pavement failures such as potholes, edge breaks, and surface defects. Extend the service life of the road asset and reduce future maintenance costs through proactive renewal. Ensure compliance with design and engineering standards for pavement rehabilitation.
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