February 3, 2014, Charlottetown, P.E.I. – The first projects
announced for the 2014 construction season will help to improve roadways across
the Island, says Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal Minister Robert
Vessey.
February 3, 2014, Charlottetown, P.E.I. – The first projects
announced for the 2014 construction season will help to improve roadways across
the Island, says Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal Minister Robert
Vessey.
“We are proud to make strategic investments in our highway
network for the coming season that will help Islanders travel more safely and
efficiently throughout our province,” Minister Vessey said. “The projects will
also improve how we transport our goods to market and will create jobs right
here in Prince Edward Island.”
The first round of 2014 tenders includes 10 highway resurfacing
or reconstruction projects distributed throughout all three counties. A second
round of tenders will be announced in the coming weeks.
Projects include:
• Rosebank/Elmsdale,
Route 2 – Resurfacing 2.15 km
• Miscouche/Summerside,
Route 2 – Resurfacing 1.5 km
• Summerside/Travellers
Rest, Route 1A – Resurfacing 1.4 km
• Cymbria,
Route 6 – Resurfacing 1.6 km
• Fairview,
Route 19 – Reconstruction 700 m
• Lower
Malpeque Road, Route 236 – Storm sewer and sidewalk 550 m
• St. Peter’s
Bay, Route 2 – Resurfacing 1.0 km
• Farmington,
Route 2 – Resurfacing 1.0 km
• Wood
Islands, Route 1 – Resurfacing 1.4 km
• Roseneath/Georgetown
Royalty, Curley’s Lane – Reconstruction 325 m
For complete information on Government of Prince Edward
Island tenders, visit www.gov.pe.ca/tenders.
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