Road Pavement Rehabilitation Works 2026/27

Closes in 1 daySubmission deadline: 15 October 2026, 04:00 PM Australia/Brisbane

About this tender

Overview Maranoa Regional Council is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced contractor to undertake the 2026/27 Road Pavement Rehabilitation Works, as part of the Council's Annual Road Rehabilitation Package aimed at restoring sections of road pavement approaching the end of their service life, experiencing pavement or surface failure, or that have become significantly rough. Scope The scope includes: Pavement rehabilitation works at Blue Hills Road, CH 26.35 to 30.65km Pavement rehabilitation works at Westgrove Road, CH 7.52 to 8.80km Pavement rehabilitation works at Donnybrook Road, CH 12.5 to 13.6km Pavement rehabilitation works at Bollon Road, CH 26.35 to 30.65km Pavement rehabilitation works at provisional sites, if ordered by the Principal, at Westgrove Road, CH 25.48 to 28.15km Pavement rehabilitation works at provisional sites, if ordered by the Principal, at Beverley Road, CH 5.1 to 7.7km Undertaking a dilapidation and pre-works survey prior to commencing works (Hold Point 2) Notifying the Principal three weeks prior to the planned commencement of works, with acknowledgement from the Principal (Hold Point 3) Provision of road rehabilitation services to specified roads, including but not limited to insitu stabilisation and spray seal Coordinating and executing the works in an expeditious manner, having regard to safety, quality, environment, and traffic management Site establishment and dis-establishment Provision of supervision, plant, materials and labour to deliver road restoration and associated works Provision of traffic control in accordance with the current AGTTM, QGTTM and MUTCD, including drafting and implementing Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS) and a project Traffic Management Plan (TMP) Development and implementation of Quality, Safety and Environmental Management Plans, including an Erosion and Sediment Control Plan, for the duration of works Removal and reinstatement of any guidepost, sign, or marker within the worksite to perform the works Reinstatement of linemarking, where applicable Removal of material from the shoulder to enable drainage of the pavement and shoulder to the table drain or other appropriate collection point De-grassing and tyning of the existing shoulder, incorporation of top-up gravel and cementitious agent, mixing, watering, compaction and trimming of the surface material, extending to the toe of formation and including table drains where applicable, with final extents confirmed by the Principal's Representative Watering and compaction of the surface, if required Obtaining all necessary approvals for completion of works from the relevant authorities, including the Department of Natural Resources and the Department of Transport and Main Roads where work adjoins a state-controlled road Obtaining all necessary approvals for water extraction, including completion of water extraction record paperwork Maintenance of haul roads, including unsealed roads used during construction, to maintain a safe road condition and minimise dust, including water carts, grading and rolling, ensuring the road is in no worse condition following completion of works than before commencement Sequencing works so as not to damage already completed works Regular communication with the Principal and its Representative throughout the works Cooperation with the Principal and its Representatives for compliance testing Providing the Principal with a weekly progress update by email by close of business on a Wednesday, including progress from the previous week, planned works for the next week, and any contract delivery issues Providing the Principal with a monthly progress report by the date nominated by the Principal, including progress from the previous month, photographs, planned works for the next month, issues affecting contract delivery, adjusted monthly expenditure, safety statistics, and audits Providing Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) for all completed works Providing Handover Data, including test results, photographs, and registers for completed works Contractor Requirements Suitably qualified and experienced in undertaking road pavement rehabilitation works

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