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Lahore Islamabad Motorway (M-2) for National Highway Authority (NHA) |
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Construction Supervision of Lahore Islamabad Motorway Project
(M-2)
| Client |
National Highway Authority |
| Cost |
Rs. 24000 million |
| Length |
333 Km |
Lahore Islamabad Motorway (M-2) is part of Pakistan Motorway Project
starting from Peshawar and ending at Karachi. Lahore Islamabad Motorway is 333 Km long
six lane divided controlled access motorway. It starts from Kot Noor Shah at the
junction of Lahore - Jaranwala Road and end at 6 Km from the junction of Kashmir Highway
and the G-T Road (N-5). The project is 333 Km long with 89 bridges including major
bridges on rivers, and 7 Interchanges, with numerous underpasses and drainage culverts.
It was opened to traffic in December 1998 by the then Prime Minister but the actual
works were completed in November 1999. A. A. Associates were appointed as
sub consultant to M/s SMEC of Australia by the National Highway Authority along with
other Consultants. A. A. Associates were assigned the construction supervision of
structures and major bridges on Section 2 of the Motorway starting from Pindi Bhattian
to Chakwal. Detailed construction of the works in section 2 of the
Project. Checking of Surveys, excavations, sub soil investigations, and structural
works. Measurement of works and certification of bills and submittal to main
consultant.Design review and modification as required according to site
conditions.Checking of as built drawings and assistance to main consultant
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