Wigan Town Centre Parking & Access Study

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£150,416

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  • Transport systems consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

5 months ago

Published

4 months ago

Description

Wigan Council would like to appoint a consultant to deliver the key objectives of this study including:
• To ensure that the town centre is accessible and attractive place to live, work and visit for all town centre users.
• To explore the options for reducing congestion along key routes within and into the town centre.
• To remove unnecessary through traffic within the town centre.
• To rationalise car parking within the town centre (whilst ensuring there is sufficient parking in the right places of town).
• To consider how improved access by bus into the town centre can be achieved, while also managing private vehicle movements.

The successful Consultant will be appointed via Lot 2 of the TfGM Framework.

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