Crucial DBFO celebrates success in Northern Ireland

摘要

Joint venture partners toast a job well done on a major highway construction scheme that has significantly reduced journey times for motorists. Amey Lagan Roads has celebrated another significant milestone on Northern Ireland's second design build finance and operate scheme. In January the country's largest ever highways construction project came to the end of its one year defects maintenance agreement by DBFO contractor Lagan Ferrovial. What has been built for the province as part of DBF02 at a cost of ￡250M is 38km of brand new road in three separate schemes. This includes on the Al over 12km of new road bypassing Newry along with four grade separated junctions which together have completed the upgrade to dual carriageway of the route from Belfast to Dublin. And out in the west over 20km of the A4 from Ballygawley to Dungannon has been dualled up to where it meets the Ml motorway to Belfast putting places like Enniskillen in easy commuting distance of the capital.