Houghton Highway Duplication Project

The construction phase of the $315 million Houghton Highway Duplication Project commenced in February 2008. Construction is scheduled for completion in 2011, weather permitting.

The project involves construction of a new 2.7 km bridge between Brisbane and Redcliffe. The new bridge will be located 35 m east of the existing Houghton Highway bridge and will feature three traffic lanes, a pedestrian/cycle path, and a dedicated fishing platform.

The project is wholly funded by the Queensland Government and is being delivered by Main Roads and its construction contractor, the Hull-Albem Joint Venture.

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