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63c1a182-b866-485e-bcfc-8017cdc06715-803822This is a call off contract under the Generation 5 Civil Engineering, Highways and Transportation Infrastructure Works Framework 2024-2028 Lot 3. The scheme will consist of a 6.5m wide carriageway approximately 830m long from the junction of Dinan Way/Hulham Road to the A376 Exmouth Road. At each end of the proposed Dinan Way Extension the junction will take the form of a 3 and 4 arm compact roundabout. A new 2m wide shared pedestrian and cycle path along one side of the Dinan Way Extension will provide a facility for sustainable modes of transport from new developments and the northeast of Exmouth to access the Exe Estuary Trail. Two SUDS (consisting of filter drains, ditches and 5 ponds) will sustainably manage the surface water generated from the site and discharge into the Wotton Brook to the north. Various access points, maintenance bays and an agricultural crossing point are to be included.
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63c1a182-b866-485e-bcfc-8017cdc06715-803822Awards and suppliers
Buyer: Devon County CouncilSupplier: Octavius Infrastructure Ltd
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