Access to Argyll and Bute (A83)

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£11,343,597

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Civil engineering consultancy services
Transport systems consultancy services
Highways consultancy services
Highways engineering services
Infrastructure works consultancy services
Structural engineering consultancy services
Environmental engineering consultancy services
Environmental impact assessment for construction
Risk or hazard assessment for construction
Geotechnical engineering services
Geological and geophysical consultancy services
Consultative engineering and construction services
Engineering services

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Published

3 years ago

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Transport Scotland is an agency of the Scottish Government and contracts in the name of and on behalf of the Scottish Minsters. Over the forthcoming years Transport Scotland has identified the requirement to appoint suitably qualified and experienced multi-disciplinary consultants (“Consultants”) for provision of services to support delivery of a new length of trunk road at the Rest and be Thankful (A83) in
Argyll and Bute. Services sought include DMRB scheme development and assessment, promotion of statutory consents through the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984 consenting framework including Environmental Impact Assessment, procurement of construction suppliers and site supervision.

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Transport Scotland

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Gordon Ramsay

[email protected]

+44 7717498740

+44 7881251495

+44 1313442336

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