N5 - Ballaghaderreen to Scramoge [construction to commence shortly]

BelfastVanMan · 02-08-2021 7:35am

Have a read at a few of the previous posts..

On the job · 02-08-2021 10:11am

I have read the posts

just nothing public about the signing

and if Roadbridge are doing it they seem to be in no hurry to get going only they have a certain time frame to complete the job from the signing date

Pete_Cavan · 02-08-2021 5:41pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117694252#Comment_117694252

The actual contract sign usually happens after the project has started, often based on Minister availability. The contract is formed before that through a Letter of Acceptance, the contractor has 20 working days to start from then under GCCC contracts which I assume this is.

spacetweek · 02-08-2021 8:06pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117692942#Comment_117692942

As paulboc says above, this will likely start in September.

cheerylemon · 03-08-2021 9:28am

Well good, Tulsk is just a mess.

paulbok · 06-08-2021 10:55pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117698153#Comment_117698153

As Christy Moore sang, "Mountbellew was like purgatory, but Tulsk, was just like being in hell"

BelfastVanMan · 07-08-2021 6:45am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117694252#Comment_117694252

Well then read them again.

irishgeo · 07-08-2021 9:44am

Are there many bridges on this project?

What's the expected completion date?

On the job · 07-08-2021 10:45am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117718516#Comment_117718516

No I won’t

DumbBrunette · 07-08-2021 2:08pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117718831#Comment_117718831

I posted this upthread a few months ago. Just 4 road over or underbridges. Construction will take about 3 years once it starts, so maybe late 2024.

EDIT: This update was in the ROD AECOM summer newsletter: Roadbridge Ltd has been contracted by Roscommon County Council to undertake the main construction works. The letter of acceptance of the Roadbridge Ltd tender was issued on 16th June and the time for completion is 36 months.

" It includes 16 T-junctions, but only 4 grade separated road crossings. I would imagine the cost of additional grade separation was difficult to justify given the relatively low traffic levels expected. We're fortunate enough that the entire scheme is type 1 - this had to be justified by the designers by stating that it was desirable to have a consistent cross section along the whole N5 (except W-T obviously)."

DumbBrunette · 07-08-2021 2:38pm

BelfastVanMan · 11-08-2021 6:23pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117719078#Comment_117719078

Please yourself.

However, you'd find the answer you're looking for there.

Idiot.

😏

On the job · 13-08-2021 8:04pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117739291#Comment_117739291

I will and I don’t need you to tell me what to do keep your little childish remarks to yourself

Yellow belly

veryangryman · 13-08-2021 11:44pm

I miss the busier road threads. These name calling posts while fun to read would be called out quicker.

Oh well... if ye can't beat em join em.. everybody who reads this is a nincompoop!

BelfastVanMan · 14-08-2021 9:12am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117749322#Comment_117749322

I'm sorry?

BelfastVanMan · 14-08-2021 9:14am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117750454#Comment_117750454

I second that. (The first part, just.)

😂

cheerylemon · 15-08-2021 11:12am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117751057#Comment_117751057

I also second that. The first part only, though.

DumbBrunette · 13-09-2021 10:58pm

https://irl.eu-supply.com/ctm/Supplier/PublicTenders/ViewNotice/248013

Contract award notice. Total value 134.6 million euro, excluding VAT.

Chris_5339762 · 14-09-2021 10:45am

Not too bad for 30 odd km of new build road.

About the same price as Dunkettle!

[Deleted User] · 14-09-2021 11:03am

Will this start soon?

KrisW1001 · 15-09-2021 9:04am

Yes, Dunkettle is very good value for money, when you look at it that way: for the price of 30km of single-carriageway through sparsely-populated countryside, we’re getting a live upgrade of the busiest traffic interchange outside Dublin, with a dozen major structures, all carried out in a confined site.

On the job · 19-09-2021 2:21am

at long last construction seems to be going a head

grate to see some movement on this project

spacetweek · 19-09-2021 5:07pm

N4 Castlebaldwin has been complete for some time. What's taking so long to get underway here?

hondar · 27-09-2021 9:58am

Any machines on the ground on this job yet?

paulbok · 27-09-2021 1:59pm

Not seen any yet.

francis1978 · 03-10-2021 10:20pm

Guys, interesting thread, I have applied for one of the Designer's Rep jobs for the project, would have a solid background, any idea what Sweco are like to work for and what kind of salary would be offered?

Thanks in advance

[Deleted User] · 04-10-2021 11:57am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117944251#Comment_117944251

Nope, not a thing started yet...

marno21 · 04-10-2021 12:10pm

Starting in Q4 2021 as per the NDP.

[Deleted User] · 04-10-2021 1:32pm

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Roscommon Co Co must be delighted they got this over the line on time. They may well have had the strategic cop on to see what was coming down the line. Only a few years ago, An Taisce were proposing the project be scrapped in favour of an upgraded N4 route from Carrick to Tibohine via Ballinameen and Frenchpark. That, or they wished to scrap it altogether through delay tactics.

DumbBrunette · 06-10-2021 1:21pm

https://westernpeople.ie/2021/10/06/contracts-signed-for-e200m-n5-road-project-in-roscommon/

Official contract signing has taken place. Taoiseach to 'turn the sod'.

N5 - Ballaghaderreen to Scramoge [construction to commence shortly]

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