Galliford Try鈥檚 works include all the usual smart motorway construction and installation work 鈥搃nstallation of gantries, emergency refuge areas and technical equipment as well as upgrading pavements, barriers and drainage.
The contractor will start on site in spring 2019, with completion approximately 12 months later.
Highways is 鈥榯he key growth sector鈥� for Galliford Try Infrastructure, according to its highways division managing director, Duncan Elliott.
Galliford Try has recently completed a smart motorways scheme on the M1 in Northamptonshire and is working on a similar scheme on the same motorway in the East Midlands. Earlier this month Galliford Try secured a place on Highways England鈥檚 拢3.3bn pavements framework for minor works in the northeast.
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