Reconstruction of Menzies Street Pavement Ingham
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview Hinchinbrook Shire Council invites tenders from suitably qualified and experienced contractors for the reconstruction of the existing road pavement on Menzies Street, Ingham, between Chainages 170m and 260m. About The project forms part of Council's 2026/27 Transport Infrastructure Development Scheme (TIDS) capital works program. Purpose The project aims to improve the structural integrity, serviceability and long-term performance of this section of roadway. The principal objective of this procurement process is to engage a contractor capable of delivering a safe, durable and cost-effective pavement reconstruction project within the required timeframe while minimising disruption to the surrounding community and road network. Scope The scope includes: Full reconstruction of the pavement structure on Menzies Street, Ingham, between Chainages 170m and 260m Earthworks Geotechnical treatment Pavement construction Sprayed bituminous surfacing Line marking Traffic management All associated activities necessary to achieve practical completion Delivery of the works in accordance with the design drawings, specifications and contract requirements provided as part of the Request for Tender Provision of all labour, plant, equipment, materials, supervision, testing and quality assurance necessary to complete the works Implementation of appropriate safety, environmental and traffic management controls throughout the duration of the contract Maintaining access to adjacent properties and road users where required Contractor Requirements Tenderers are expected to demonstrate experience in the delivery of similar road rehabilitation and reconstruction projects Works are to be undertaken in accordance with all relevant Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) specifications, applicable legislation, Australian Standards and Council requirements Instructions to Tenderers Tenderers should familiarise themselves with the site conditions, project constraints, and the information contained within the accompanying drawings and scope documents before submitting a Tender.
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