The Philip Goldson Highway and Remate Bypass Upgrading Project (PGHRBP) is being funding in part with a grant from the United Kingdom Caribbean Infrastructure Partnership Fund (UKCIF), a loan from the Caribbean Development Bank and contribution from the Government of Belize.
Project Scope
The Philip Goldson Highway and Remate Bypass Upgrading Project will include the installation of additional and new drainage structures for the highway as well as side roads and driveways to improve climate resilience; road safety features including line marking, road studs, traffic signs, bus lay-bys and traffic calming measures in all villages along the entire route. Additional road safety features in village locations only, includes pedestrian/ bicycle paths, pedestrian crossings, and rumble strips. Shoulder widening and pavement strengthening utilizing a Double Bituminous Surface Treatment (DBST) pavement will be executed from Biscayne Village at mile 24.5 to the Santa Elena Border at mile 92, which is approximately 109 km of existing paved road. Also included is the upgrading of the Remate Road Bypass; approximately 18 km of existing gravel road.
The PGH project will be divided into 4 Lots: