Pitt Town Bypass
A new bypass taking through traffic and heavy vehicles out of the Pitt Town centre while improving road safety and flood-route resilience.
Wider-project context supplied by Flomar. This image illustrates the wider project; Flomar's own work is described below.
Project overview
Transport for NSW's Pitt Town Bypass creates a 950-metre road connection between Pitt Town Road and Cattai Road. The wider project includes two new roundabouts and a bridge over Hortons Creek, providing an alternative route around the town centre for through traffic and heavy vehicles.
Flomar is delivering separate utility packages within Abergeldie's bypass works. The telecommunications utility package is in delivery, while the Jemena gas utility civil package is complete.
What Flomar self-performs
Telecommunications utility package - in delivery
- Civil works for telecommunications asset protection and relocation
- New manholes, pits and underground conduit routes
- Service location and proving of existing routes ahead of interception
- Road-crossing and temporary reinstatement interfaces coordinated with the bypass works
Jemena gas utility package - completed
- Completed civil works supporting the gas utility relocation
- Open-trench and crossing-interface works, with final installed activities and quantities withheld pending as-built confirmation
Key quantities
- 950m bypass corridor
- Telecommunications package in delivery
- Gas utility package completed
- Pits, conduits and route proving
Project register
Value bands cover Flomar's own package only, never the whole-project figure, and are provided on request.
Capabilities used
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