Jacobs wins design role on New Zealand’s US$2.1 billion Warkworth–Te Hana highway project

By Public Technologies
  • ACCIONA selected Jacobs for design and project delivery services on New Zealand's Warkworth–Te Hana highway project.
  • The country's largest public-private partnership transportation project has an estimated total value of US$2.1 billion (NZ$3.6 billion).
  • The scope includes designing all 15 bridges, utility relocations and building facilities.
  • The first Northland Corridor section includes approximately 26 kilometers of four-lane expressway, three grade-separated interchanges and twin tunnels through Dome Valley.


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