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Main South Road Duplication Project (Stage 2) - Aldinga to Sellicks Beach

Duplication of Main South Road from Aldinga to Sellicks Beach.

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Main South Road Duplication Project (Stage 1) - Seaford to Aldinga

Duplication of Main South Road from Seaford to Aldinga.

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Victor Harbor Road Duplication Project

Duplication of Victor Harbor Road between Main South Road and just before McLaren Vale.

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FCA Project Progress

Explore our gallery to witness the transformation of Main South Road as we progress through the Stage 2 Duplication Project, connecting Aldinga to Sellicks Beach. From early earthworks to the installation of bridges and roadways, these images capture our dedication to enhancing safety, accessibility, and travel efficiency. Each phase reflects our commitment to excellence, community engagement, and sustainability. Follow the project's journey through its milestones and achievements.

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Highlights

  • 405
    Full-time jobs each year
  • 62,014
    Tonnes of asphalt
  • 2026
    Project completion
  • $810
    million total budget

Latest News

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  • November 20, 2024

    Building Success: how determination drives a young career in civil construction

    At just 20 years old, Dylan Redburgh has completed his apprenticeship and is excelling in civil construction, having worked on two significant projects with CPB Contractors.

  • October 25, 2024

    Local Businesses Power Main South Road Duplication Project

    A total of 65 businesses have been awarded tenders to provide materials and services for the Main South Road duplication project, from Aldinga to Sellicks Beach.

  • October 23, 2024

    Something for everyone at Trucks on Tour

    There were attractions for young and old alike when the Fleurieu Connections Alliance parked up at this month's Trucks on Tour event in Morphett Vale.

  • October 23, 2024

    Fleurieu Connections Alliance stops traffic for a trip to the wild west

    The Fleurieu Connections Alliance stopped traffic—literally— to help Yankalilla Youth Theatre bring their feature film to life in the heart of Normanville recently.