Graham Farmer Freeway PSP and Perth to Midland Line PSP
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Graham Farmer Freeway PSP and Perth to Midland Line PSP

Rehabilitation and resurfacing of sections of the Graham Farmer Freeway and Perth to Midland Line principal shared paths for Main Roads WA.

Client
Main Roads WA
Location
East Perth WA
Status
Completed 2025
The project

Project overview

Civcon was engaged to undertake the rehabilitation and resurfacing of sections of the Graham Farmer Freeway Principal Shared Path (PSP) and the Perth to Midland Railway PSP to improve pavement condition, user safety, and long-term asset performance. The works were delivered within live public environments and required careful staging to maintain pedestrian and cyclist access while minimising disruption to surrounding road and rail infrastructure.

Graham Farmer Freeway PSP and Perth to Midland Line PSP
Scope of works

Scope of works

  • Removal and reinstatement of fencing to provide safe construction access
  • Service locating and protection of existing underground infrastructure
  • Excavation, construction, backfilling and compaction of limestone trenches
  • Root pruning and tree protection works undertaken by qualified arborists
  • Reconstruction of limestone shoulders adjacent to the shared path
  • Profiling of the existing pavement
  • Placement of 25 mm DGA7 (Red Laterite) asphalt across the full pavement width, including local widening works
  • Daily temporary reinstatement and site clean-up to safely reopen the path after each shift
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