Independent report

Lower Thames Crossing design and costing report

Environmental, planning and engineering constraints that could affect conceptual designs for the Lower Thames Crossing options, and capital cost estimates.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
21 May 2013

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Documents

Design and costing report (April 2013)

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Design and costing report (April 2013)

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Appendix A

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Details

This report sets out AECOM’s assessment of the engineering feasibility and estimated capital costs of constructing new crossing capacity at each of the 3 location options under consideration, as well as the feasibility and cost for providing a variant to option C (involving enhancement to the A229 between the M2 and M20).

The report documents:

  • the identification of environmental, planning and engineering constraints that could affect conceptual designs
  • the use of preliminary traffic forecasts to develop assumptions for road widths, standards and junction provision
  • the development of conceptual designs
  • the production of cost estimates

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