Deerfoot Trail rehabilitation PPP project in Calgary

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This project involves the design, build, financing, and operation of Deerfoot Trail Improvements from Stoney Trail South to Stoney Trail North in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The scope of works involves:approximately 35 kilometers of new and existing six- and eight-lane divided freeway (Deerfoot Trail), and nine new roadway bridge structures, between Stoney Trail South and Stoney Trail North;twinning of the Ivor Strong Bridge over the Bow River;modification of the system interchanges at Bow Bottom Trail/Anderson Road, Glenmore Trail, and Beddington Trail;modification of the service interchanges at Southland Drive, Heritage Meadows Road/11th Street, 17 Avenue NE, Memorial Drive, McKnight Boulevard, and 64 Avenue NE;widening of an additional basic lane in each direction through the Bow Bottom Trail/Anderson Road, Glenmore Trail, and 17 Avenue interchanges and from 17 Avenue to Airport Trail/96 Avenue NE;rehabilitation of existing pavements between the Ivor Strong Bridge and Stoney Trail North.