What is the contract value of St Philip's Footbridge?
St Philip's Footbridge in Bristol, England, is a 50-metre Y-shaped steel pedestrian and cycle bridge over the River Avon, designed by Knight Architects with Jacobs for Bristol City Council and built by Andrew Scott Limited in about 50 weeks, with construction starting in August 2017 and completion reported in June 2019. It improves the link between Temple Island and Bristol Temple Meads station and was meant to serve the planned Bristol Arena, scrapped in September 2018. The contractor lists a construction value of GBP 3.1 million, while Wikipedia gives GBP 3 million citing a Bristol Post article.
Contract value
拢3.1 million
Approximately $3.96 million
Cost basis: 2019
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Basis of the published figure
Contract value2019
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Key dimensions
- Total lengthBuilding Design
- 50 m
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