Construction | Infrastructure news - Part 155

Construction

Government must finalise tariffs

The government and its agencies responsible for infrastructure development must finalise tariff schedules, including what consumers will pay for projects, well before their implementation in order to avoid resistance, according to a proposal. The...

JRA specifies concrete pipes

Approximately 5 000 metres of precast concrete storm water pipes will be used to drain Waterfall City, which have been specified by the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA).  Regarded as one of Gauteng’s largest infrastructural projects to date,...

E-toll subcontractors revealed

Government has revealed 27 of the 33 subcontractors for the controversial Gauteng e-tolling project. The Democratic Alliance (DA) and several other organisations have been calling for the disclosure of the subcontractors for several months. DA...