Safer Local Roads & Streets Program - Various Projects
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About this tender
Overview South Gippsland Shire Council is seeking a contractor to deliver the Safe Local Roads and Streets Program, a suite of civil construction projects across multiple township and rural locations within the municipality. About South Gippsland Shire Council is committed to delivering a safer, more accessible, and resilient local road network that supports the needs of its diverse and growing community. The municipality encompasses a mix of rural townships, regional centres, and popular tourist destinations, resulting in varied traffic conditions and increasing demands on local infrastructure. In response to these challenges, Council is progressing a suite of projects under the Safe Local Roads and Streets Program, aimed at addressing known safety risks and improving outcomes for all road users. The program focuses on the strategic installation and upgrade of traffic management devices and supporting infrastructure across the local road network, including measures designed to reduce vehicle speeds, improve driver awareness, improve pedestrian safety and enhance the overall functionality of road environments in both high-activity and residential areas. Works involve speed management treatments, intersection improvements and other engineered safety solutions aligned with current standards and best practice. A key component of the program is the introduction of speed management and improved pedestrian crossing facilities. These works are intended to improve pedestrian safety, accessibility, and connectivity, particularly in areas with higher foot traffic such as town centres, school precincts, and community hubs. By formalising crossing points and incorporating features such as refuge islands, signage, and visibility enhancements, the projects aim to reduce conflict between vehicles and pedestrians while supporting active transport. Collectively, these initiatives contribute to Council's broader road safety objectives, including reducing the incidence and severity of crashes, promoting safer travel behaviours, and creating more inclusive and user-friendly streets. The Safe Local Roads and Streets Program represents an important investment in the long-term safety and liveability of South Gippsland's communities. Scope This contract consists primarily of civil construction works to deliver targeted and area wide traffic management infrastructure under the Safe Local Roads and Streets Program. Works generally include traffic management, demolition and disposal works, kerb and concrete works, flexible pavement works, asphalt works, stormwater infrastructure, pedestrian fencing, and road signage, line marking and RRPMs. The scope includes: Site mobilisation and establishment Provision of Site Safety Plans, management of works in accordance with the plan, and maintenance of the Site Safety Plans for the duration of the project Provision of Construction Management Plans and maintenance for the duration of the project, including environmental management controls Development of a project program and staging plan in conjunction with Council to compartmentalise the works so as to minimise disruption to local businesses and the general public Provision and implementation of Traffic Management Plans Set out of the works Proving of services Demolition and disposal of existing infrastructure Excavation of road pavement Milling and profiling of existing pavement Removal of existing line marking Construction of asphalt speed cushions Construction of asphalt raised pedestrian crossings (wombat crossings) Construction of asphalt raised gateway treatments Construction of mini roundabouts and reinforced concrete infill Construction of splitter islands Realignment of kerb and channel Pavement reinstatement in front of kerb works Construction of stormwater drainage works, including ag drains, installation of concrete stormwater pipe and pits Earthworks as required to meet design footpath levels Topsoil and seeding reinstatement of disturbed areas where specified Topsoil and mulching reinstatement of disturbed areas where specified Asphalt wearing course reinstatement Construction of concrete footpaths, pram crossings and tactile ground surface indicators (TGSIs) Installation of coloured road surfacing Installation of roadside signage Provision of new line marking and RRPMs Site demobilisation and site reinstatement All facilities, controls and services required to provide the above Reference Drawings Scope is defined by the following drawings and their successors: 40-2502 - Victoria Rd - Loch - SLRSP - TENDER - REV C - APPROVED 40-2505 - Clarence Street - Loch - SLRSP - TENDER - REV B - APPROVED 40-2606 - Grundy Avenue - Nyora - SLRSP - TENDER - REV A - APPROVED 40-2503 - Peart Street & Bruce Street - Leongatha - SLRSP - TENDER - REV D - APPROVED 40-2604 - MacDonald Street - Leongatha - SLRSP - TENDER - REV C - APPROVED 40-2605 - Horn Street - Leongatha - SLRSP - TENDER - REV A - APPROVED 40-2608 - McCartin Street, Smith Street & Michael Place - Leongatha - SLRSP - TENDER - REV B - APPROVED 40-2609 - Brown Street - Leongatha - SLRSP - TENDER - REV A - APPROVED 40-2602 - Princes Street - Korumburra - SLRSP - TENDER - REV C - APPROVED 40-2607 - Station Street - Korumburra - SLRSP - TENDER - REV A - APPROVED 40-2601 - Main Street - Foster - SLRSP - TENDER - REV C - APPROVED 40-2501 - Canterbury Road & Lees Road - Venus Bay - SLRSP - TENDER - REV B - APPROVED 40-2504 - Sandy Point Township - SLRSP - TENDER - REV C - APPROVED
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