Bidders' day planned for £6.8bn Lower Thames Crossing

By Jordan Marshall2019-02-11T06:00:00

Scheme will link M25 with A2

Highways England has ramped up its plans for the Lower Thames Crossing, announcing an updated market engagement process for the £6.8bn project.

The government-owned company charged with looking after and developing England’s roads said that it was launching a wider market engagement process for archaeological and enabling works, as well as information technology and an update process relating to the tunnels and roads.

This project, which is the largest in Highways England’s road investment programme, with the overall project being estimated to cost between £5.3bn and £6.8bn.

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