In-situ Road Recycling 2024

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Buyers

Dorset Council

Value

£2,922,767

Suppliers

Stabilised Pavements Limited

Classifications

Surface work for highways
Paving and asphalting works
Carriageway resurfacing works
Surface coating construction work
Resurfacing works
Surface work for footpaths
Various surface works
Surface work for roads

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Published

11 months ago

Description

Dorset Council went out to tender to procure a specialist Principal Contractor to carry out In-situ Road Recycling at nineteen different locations around the County of Dorset. To recycle the road to bind material to the specified depth, and depending on location; a double surface dressing, Micro Asphalt, asphalt binder/surface course to finish. (Final finish to be discussed and agreed with Dorset Council).
Dorset Council will be the client under the CDM Regulations 2015, and the Principal Contractor will be responsible for the provision of suitable and sufficient welfare facilities in accordance with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/51).
This was a call off under the Dorset Council Road Surface Treatment DPS.

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