Vinci’s Seymour Whyte lands $385m in Australian road work
28 March 2023Transport for New South Wales has awarded Vinci’s Australian subsidiary Seymour Whyte two projects with a combined value of A$385m (€240m).
One sees the company building a 5km section of highway to bypass the town of Heatherbrae as part of the project to extend the M1 Pacific Motorway by 15km to address its missing link between Sydney and Brisbane.
The design and construct contract is targeting an ‘Excellent’ Infrastructure Sustainability Design and As-Constructed Ratings with the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia and New Zealand.
In Western Sydney, Seymour Whyte will take part in the overall 6.5km upgrade of Mulgoa Road in an alliance with Turnbull Engineering.
Mulgoa Road carries 52,000 car trips a day connecting Penrith to Greater Sydney.
The works involve upgrading a section of Mulgoa Road to a six-lane divided road and creating priority public transport lanes.
Related
-
CSCEC wins Dubai Umm Suqeim street upgrade
21 July 2025
-
Envision Energy, FERA to develop 1 GW of wind, 1.5 GWh of storage in Australia
20 July 2025
-
Croatia gets five bids for 179 mln euro motorway project
19 July 2025
-
Croatia gets 7 bids in 201 mln euro motorway construction tender
18 July 2025
-
Chinese contractor wins $1.5bn Diriyah Arena deal
17 July 2025
-
Chinese firm wins Mid Island Parkway tunnelling deal
12 July 2025