Contract won on M1 Widening Tuggerah to Doyalson

The New South Wales Government has awarded the tender to deliver M1 Pacific Motorway widening project between Tuggerah and Doyalson in the state’s Central Coast region.

CIMIC Group company, CPB Contractors has won the contract to undertake the works. According to a statement from CIMIC Group, the construct only contract will generate revenue of approximately $145 million for CPB Contractors.

Upgrade works include widening the 12km section between Wyong Road, Tuggerah, and the Doyalson Link Road to three lanes in each direction, including the reconstruction of a 9km section of carriageway to provide an upgraded and more durable road surface. The project will also make improvements to key interchanges at Warnervale and Doyalson and widen existing bridges at Sparks Road and St Johns Road.

“Our highly experienced team is focused on delivering an efficient and effective construction program, and using proven traffic management and innovative construction methodologies to minimise disruption and maximise safety for road users,” said CPB Contractors Managing Director Román Garrido in the statement.

“Through strategic procurement and partnering arrangements, we will also deliver a value for money project that provides opportunities for local workers and businesses.”

The project has is expected to be complete in 2019 with construction to start in the coming weeks.