Location: Gateshead

Value of Project: £2.5m

A new interchange at junction between Kingsway and Gateshead Western By-Pass.

Project: A66 Bowes to County Boundary

Client: Department of Transport

Improvements to 9.4km of high altitude trunk road passing through sites of historic and environmental importance to dual carriageway standards. Porduction of feasibilty studies for various options, traffic modelling and forecasting. Assessment of scheme economics and environmental effects. Liasing with all interested parties, attendance at public exhibitions and inquiry. Production of order plans and detailed design and tender documents. Co-ordination of works of other specialists and construction supervision. Project value £15m.
A stage 3 road safety audit was undertaken for the A66, prior to section being opened for traffic

Desktop study and feild evaluation of a site of local historical importance adjacent to Horn Lane by South Eastern Archaelogical Services

Name of Project: Amman-Irbid-Jerash Highway Sections II & III

Location: Jordan

Project Value: Section I US$ 39 and Section II US$37m.

Section II encompasses 15km of 2-lane dual carriageway which connects the old Jerash Road Junction with the main highway of Irbid-Amman Highway. The route included a pre-stressed concrete bridge and stormwater drainage structures.Section III encompasses 18km of dual 2 lane primary highway connecting the Thagret Asfor Area with the existing bridge at the Zarqa River. This route included 5 bridges, 70m twin tunnels carrying the dual 2-lane highway and stormwater drainage structuresConsultancy services provided included contract administration, construction supervision & a landslide study for the route.

Design of a steel framed footbridge between BA hangars.

Name of Project: Middle East Regional Transportation Study

Location: Middle East

Client: EU and Core Countries

Date: 1996-2001

Study and recommendations for the integration of transportation modes (airports, highways, rail and ports) between Middle Eastern countries including Jordan, Israel, Egypt and the West Bank. Services provided were Traffic Management and Infrastructure Planning