SS16075 - St Clements Way, Greenhithe
Kent County CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £4,500,000
Deadline
2 August 2017
Published
16 June 2017
Type
works
Overview
The A206 St Clements Way is located on the important A226 strategic route between Dartford and Gravesend, provides links to the A2 and Dartford Crossing, and access to Bluewater and the Crossways business parks. St Clements Way also provides direct access to Greenhithe Station and forms a key link for the Fastrack bus service and other important bus services in the area.
Substantial new development has been built and is planned in the area and this will increase traffic flows and congestion. This improvement scheme forms part of a wider package of improvements (including the A2 Bean junction) aimed at reducing congestion and catering for future growth and development in the Kent Thameside area.
The aim of the scheme is to reduce traffic congestion and improve journey time reliability. This will be achieved by increasing the size and capacity of the London Road/St Clements Way roundabout and the provision of new bus facilities along St Clements Way will assist in the planned expansion of the Fastrack bus service.
Additional details
The site is highly constrained by existing buildings but where possible existing KCC land has been utilised to maximize the benefits of the scheme. The existing pedestrian crossings will be upgraded with new and more efficient signal equipment and the existing footway along St Clements Way, between London Road and Mounts Road, will be converted to a shared footway/cycleway facility.
Noise fencing is being provided to mitigate the impact the increase in noise levels and will be integrated with new landscape planting. Construction is currently programmed to start in February 2018 and due to be completed in the spring of 2019.To download the tender documentation please go to https://www.kentbusinessportal.org.uk.
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Likely incumbents
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- 1
G & J STEELE PLANT HIRE LIMITED
£17m
total awarded
- 2
Henderson & Taylor (Public Works) Limited
£33m
total awarded
- 3
Jacobs UK Limited
2 contracts wonlatest 1 Apr 2026ends 31 Mar 2027£368,851
total awarded
- 4
Erith Contractors Limited
£22m
total awarded
- 5
Elm Surfacing Ltd
£17m
total awarded
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Kent County CouncilKey Dates
Published
16 June 2017
Submission deadline
2 August 2017
Notice type
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