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Connection of King Fahd International Airport with Ibn Khaldoun Road - SAUDI ARABIA

The first stage of the contract involved reconnaissance surveys, collection of data, the estimation of traffic volumes to assess required cross-sectional elements and pavement structure and the definition of standards to be used. After a preliminary horizontal and vertical design a detailed topographical survey was undertaken to form the basis for the next stage of the contract. Detailed topomaps were produced to be used during the design of the final vertical and horizontal alignments. The major bulk of the contract consisted of the design of 26km of expressway and 3km of access roads. 120km/h design speeds were used during the course of the project for the expressways and 50km/h for the access road design. The project also required the design of 4 interchanges and 2 bridges.

DATA ON OVERALL PROJECT


Start date: 1997/03

End date: 1999/06

Geographical Area: Middle East and North Africa

Country: Saudi Arabia

Client Name: Ministry of Communication

Fields of Specialization: Structural Studies/Bridges, Transportation and Traffic Management Studies/Road or Rail Design, Transportation and Traffic Management Studies/Traffic Studies, Surveying Engineering and GIS/Topographical Surveys, Hydraulic/Road or Rails, Project or Construction Management and Supervision/Highways