Work is set to begin on a new three-mile dual carriageway bypass in north Wales following a key appointment.
Kier Highways has struck a deal for the A585 Windy Harbour to Skippool scheme, which will see a new route created to alleviate the heavily congested A585.
This project will improve the safety of pedestrians, equestrians and cyclists around the existing A585, as well as reducing congestion and supporting the economic growth potential in Wyre and Fylde.
Work will get underway in spring 2020 ahead of scheduled completion in summer 2023.
Joe Incutti, Kier acting group managing director for Highways, said: "This is an important project for our client Highways England, and I am delighted that we are working with them to successfully deliver this strategic scheme. We are currently engaging with the local supply chain to utilise existing capability, in parallel with working to enhance skills across the region."
The scheme is being delivered through Highways England's six-year £8.7bn Regional Delivery Partnership (RDP) framework, which Kier was appointed to in November 2018.
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