The Mersey Gateway Project

Local festival walkers will get close up view of Mersey Gateway Bridge route

April 22, 2013LornaNews

Walkers in Runcorn are going to get a unique perspective on the environmental aspects of the Mersey Gateway Project as part of the Frodsham Festival of Walks later this month.

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Final tenders submitted for Mersey Gateway Project

April 10, 2013LornaNews

The Mersey Gateway Project has received final tenders from all three shortlisted bidders competing to deliver the project on behalf of Halton Borough Council.

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Mersey Gateway team issues call for final tenders

February 25, 2013LornaNews

The Mersey Gateway Project has invited final tenders from the three shortlisted bidders competing to deliver the project on behalf of Halton Borough Council.

The bidders have been asked to submit their tenders by 10 April, and an announcement about the identity of the preferred bidder is due in June. This means the procurement process will be delivered to the timetable published at its outset and the project team remains on track to sign a contract and begin construction work by the end of the year.

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Work gets underway on new Ditton Road sub-station in Widnes as Mersey Gateway plans move forward

January 9, 2013LornaNews

One of the first physical construction projects associated with the new Mersey Gateway Bridge is now underway in Widnes.

Initial development work on a replacement primary electricity substation for Widnes has begun on part of the former Widnes Tank Container services site in Ditton Road.

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Detailed bids submitted for Mersey Gateway Project

November 27, 2012LornaNews

The procurement competition for the Mersey Gateway Project has now entered the final stage where the detailed submissions from the three bidders are now being developed with Halton Borough Council.

The three bidders are competing for a 30-year contract to design, build, finance and operate a new toll bridge over the River Mersey between Runcorn and Widnes, together with associated work in the towns. Read more →

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