Civil Engineering, Rail contractor & Build Specialists

B4100 Gaydon Village South Roundabout & Village Centre Access

B4100 Gaydon Village South Roundabout & Village Centre Access

Gaydon Village
£2.97million
17 months

Our client required S278 works consisting of an enlarged roundabout and associated highway, footway and verge realignments, and formation of a new access to an ongoing residential development adjacent to the site.

Action

  • Tree protection
  • Site clearance
  • Surface water drainage and SUDS attenuation
  • Service works, including diversions of existing and installation of new
  • Kerbing
  • Flexible road pavement construction
  • Footways, cycleways, tactile paving and block paving
  • Grasscrete layby
  • Traffic Signs
  • Resurfacing works
  • Road markings
  • Street lighting
  • Landscaping

Stakeholders

For this project, we used the expertise of our local Warwickshire County Council Framework Team. This enabled us to foster effective relationships between site and local residents and businesses. Works, such as planing and resurfacing, were undertaken out of hours to minimise disruption to stakeholders.

All traffic management was highways approved and installed in pre-agreed, Chapter 8 compliant phases, with onsite trained staff to maintain traffic management elements and assist road users and the public, as required.

Challenges and Solutions

Frequent variations and additional work content were seamlessly incorporated into the project by our professional, highly experienced and competent project team. In spite of these challenges, we delivered the project to the agreed programme and budget. This was only achievable through our commitment to work collaboratively and by carrying out weekly project and programme reviews to ensure a clear, coherent and efficient delivery plan.

Result

All elements of this project were successfully delivered to a high quality, under the direct supervision of Warwickshire County Council.

The Difference We Made

This scheme has resulted in increased efficiency of the junction whilst increasing capacity to provide access to an adjacent housing development.

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