The project, awarded by Northern Ireland's Department of Infrastructure, included the design and construction of the road, which has an extension of 25 kilometers.
This stretch is part of the Northwest Transport Corridor that connects the metropolitan area of Belfast and the Northwest of the country. For its execution, the consortium, formed by Sacyr and Wills Bros, built 22 structures, including four new links and three roundabouts.
The main quantities of the project give a clear idea of its enormous scale: 4 million cubic meters of earth movement, 500,000 tons in semi-flexible pavement construction, and 50 kilometers of drainage systems.
These improvements ensure the comfort, viability, and safety of the more than 15,000 users who use the road daily. In addition to a significant time saving, reducing the journey by more than 10 minutes. Since the start of the contract, more than 600 professionals have collaborated in the success of the project.
