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A stretch of the A15 in Lincolnshire is experiencing delays in both directions due to a lorry crash. It has been closed at Caenby Corner near Market Rasen[1] at the Willoughton turn-off.
The road was briefly closed while recovery work takes place. Traf…
British Transport Police has issued an update after a person was hit by a train in Lincolnshire. Emergency services, including British Transport Police, the East Midlands Ambulance Service[1], and the air ambulance, were called to Littlefield Lane in G…
Northern Ireland construction firm GRAHAM has won a £20m contract in connection with the design and construction of a new bridge in Lincoln. Picture: submitted by GRAHAMThe work elements include the design and construction of a new vehicular/cycle/pede…
Northern Ireland construction and civil engineering company Graham has been appointed by the City of Lincoln Council in England to design and deliver crucial elements of the Western Growth Corridor development. The Western Growth Corridor project in Lincoln is set to transform the city and bring new opportunities for housing and economic growth. The work elements include the design and construction of a new vehicular/cycle/pedestrian bridge over the railway and a pedestrian bridge enhancing safety and connectivity between the site and the existing communities (Photo: u)
Northern Ireland construction and civil engineering company Graham[1] has been appointed by the City of Lincoln Council in England to design and deliver crucial elements of the Western Growth Corridor development.
The Western Growth Corridor project in Lincoln is set to transform the city and bring new opportunities for housing and economic growth.
The work elements include the design and construction of a new vehicular/cycle/pedestrian bridge over the railway and a pedestrian bridge enhancing safety and connectivity between the site and the existing communities.
Northern Ireland construction and civil engineering company Graham has been appointed by the City of Lincoln Council in England to design and deliver crucial elements of the Western Growth Corridor development. The Western Growth Corridor project in Lincoln is set to transform the city and bring new opportunities for housing and economic growth. The work elements include the design and construction of a new vehicular/cycle/pedestrian bridge over the railway and a pedestrian bridge (pictured) enhancing safety and connectivity between the site and the existing communities
The Pagabo Civils & Infrastructure Framework has been used to procure and appoint Graham for this design and construct project. The framework ensures that competent and experienced contractors are appointed for major infrastructure projects.
Headquartered in County Down, Graham’s extensive experience in delivering similar projects, particularly in the railway sector and knowledge of working alongside Network Rail, played a significant role in its selection.
The firm’s involvement in the Western Growth Corridor project will see its civil engineering team oversee the design and construction of key access routes and bridges.
Graham contracts director Alastair Lewis said: “We’re thrilled to be appointed as the lead contractor for key elements of the Western Growth Corridor project, which highlights our expertise and commitment to delivering exceptional infrastructure projects.
“The Western Growth Corridor project is a challenging scheme involving tackling access restrictions, utilities, drainage, and traffic management, among other complexities. Graham’s objective is to value engineer the access road and bridge over the railway, seeking creative design and construction solutions that deliver cost and carbon savings while ensuring the long-term success of the strategic masterplan for the site.
“Our team has demonstrated its ability to overcome the unique challenges of projects such as this through our extensive experience and innovative approach. Collaboration between Graham , the City of Lincoln Council, and other stakeholders will be crucial in ensuring the successful delivery of this ambitious project.”
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