CWC25004 Urban Realm Phase 2 Part 1 Completion

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Buyers

Wolverhampton City Council

Value

£174,446

Suppliers

AECOM LIMITED

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Highways consultancy services

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

Published

1 week ago

Description

The City Centre Public Realm Improvement Programme was derived from the Council's Connected Places Strategy, approved in 2018. The alterations to infrastructure and introduction of improved facilities for buses, cycling and walking are a critical aspect which underpins wider improvements across the city. Earlier phases in the city centre have already been completed successfully.

City of Wolverhampton Council are now required to carry out the final stages of design for city public realm works between ring road / Chapel Ash island and Waterloo Road / School Street junction, to create new segregated cycleways, realign and improve bus stops, and upgrade existing traffic signals. It is also required to provide CDM support during construction

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