Peninsula Link
Project Description
The Peninsula Link is a 27-kilometre four lane connection between the Frankston Freeway-East Link Interchange at Carrum Downs and the Mornington Peninsula Freeway at Mount Martha. The project includes 28 bridges comprising 45 separate structures. RBG provided structural engineering services for temporary works and independent third-party certifications of temporary works.
Project Challenges
A key achievement of the project was the horizontal sliding of the new 70m long Stony Point rail bridge over the freeway. The 5000-tonne bridge was slid into place and the railway tracks were reinstated during a 72-hour shutdown, thereby minimising impact to train services.
Other works packages included:
- Formwork design for pouring of bridge piers, abutments, and headstocks.
- 33m long temporary suspension bridge for support of existing services over the new freeway.
- Site inspections.
- Independent review and certification of temporary works, formwork, and access systems for new bridges over the freeway.
Project Metrics
Project Value:
$759 million AUD
Year Completed:
2013
Project Metrics:
No Data
Environmental Performance:
No Data
Sectors:
Roads & Highways
RBG Client:
Linking Melbourne Authority
End Client:
Linking Melbourne Authority
Architect(s):
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Main Contractor:
Abigroup
RBG Services:
Construction Engineering