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The Australian and South Australian governments have committed a total of $810 million to fund the Fleurieu Connections Main South Road and Victor Harbor Road duplication projects. These projects will be delivered by the Fleurieu Connections Alliance.

The Fleurieu Connections Alliance is a consortium comprising CPB Contractors, Aurecon and GHD, with Sub-Alliance partners McMahon Services Australia and Tonkin, in association with the Department for Infrastructure and Transport.

The project includes duplication of Main South Road from Seaford to Sellicks Beach, and duplication of Victor Harbor Road between Main South Road and the McLaren Vale turn off.

Safety treatments along Main South Road and Victor Harbor Road also form part of the project and includes an overtaking lane on Victor Harbor Road at Hindmarsh Valley and three overtaking lanes on Main South Road between Myponga and Cape Jervis.

A planning study is also being undertaken to investigate the preferred solution for Victor Harbor Road between Main Road, McLaren Vale and Tatachilla Road and to Willunga Hill.

The Alliance will work with the local community to deliver improved road safety, reduce travel times and increase connectivity across the Fleurieu Peninsula. It will also provide a vital boost for local tourism and communities, supporting 945 full-time jobs each year during construction.

VISION The Fleurieu Connections Main South Road and Victor Harbor Road duplication projects will result in safer and faster journeys for motorists and provide a vital boost for local tourism, communities and support hundreds of jobs each year during construction.

MISSION Work together safely to deliver a quality project with respect for the community and environment.

To view the OSH Commitment Statement please download the document below.