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Expertise

Drawing on more than 50 years of experience, Nicholas O'Dwyer plans, designs and manages the construction and operation of the highways of tomorrow. 

We provide a full range of services to help transportation agencies meet the financial, technical and contextual challenges of delivering roads and highways that address the economic, social and environmental needs of the communities they serve.  Our professional staff have devised solutions for projects of all scopes, sizes, and levels of complexity. We encourage innovation across disciplines and collaboration with clients and stakeholders to develop outcomes that are as sustainable for tomorrow as they are successful for today. 

We provide services in every aspect of a highway program including transportation planning, traffic analysis, urban design, environmental impact studies and statements, funding and feasibility analysis, preliminary engineering, final design and construction supervision.  

FEATURED PROJECT(S)

Sultan Hamud–Machakos-Embakasi Road (86 Km), Kenya

This road forms part of the Mombassa – Nairobi two lane (A109/A104) road.
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Geita - Usagara Road Project (90 km), Tanzania

The project is a Design/Build Contract for upgrading 90km of the road between Geita and Usagara in two separate contract lots

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Contact

Mark Dignam

+353 1 296 9001

KEY FACTS

In the past decade we have:

-Provided engineering services to the development of over five thousand km of highways.

-Engineered services to projects in the transport sector with a construction value of over a billion euro.

-Managed individual projects with a capital spend of over €100 million

-Supplied over two million man-hours of transport engineering services.

-Worked in over 20 countries throughout the developing world

-Developed a strong track record in the delivery of projects funded by IFIs

-Extensively administered contracts used the conditions of contract of these agencies and the FIDIC conditions