Westport & Dungarvan Cycle Study :. Barry Transportation

In the summer of 1999 our first appointments were for the M3 Navan to Dunshaughlin and the N52 Mullingar to Belvedere schemes. A year later, we consolidated our partnership and formed an incorporated company, Halcrow Barry Limited, in August 2000.

We have over the last 18 years developed organically a large team of well qualified, very experienced and competent Engineers and Project Managers, located regionally in our offices in Castlebar, Dublin and Cork.

From the 1st of March 2018 the company formerly known as Halcrow Barry and latterly CH2M Barry is now Barry Transportation. Our teams working with you on current schemes will remain the same, we are committed to maintaining the excellent level of service on all existing projects and look forward to applying our capacity developed over the past two decades to the challenging future development of the country’s infrastructure.

Project Details

Client: Sustainable Transport Division
Location: Mayo / Waterford, Ireland
Value: Confidential

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Project Description

We undertook a Cycling Infrastructure Audit of Westport & Dungarvan towns. This included, preparing and agreeing an assessment methodology, assessing future infrastructure needs, undertaking site visits, examination of compliance with standards, consultation with key stakeholders and making recommendations.

We provided the following:

An audit of cycling infrastructure currently in place, or in advanced construction, in each of the Smarter Travel Areas of Westport and Dungarvan
Confirmation that cycling infrastructure inspected has been delivered to a high standard in terms of design and construction and is in compliance with the recommendations contained in the National Transport Authority’s “National Cycle Manual”
Make recommendations to DTT&S and the relevant LA where it is considered that remedial works are required to bring cycling infrastructure completed or in an advanced stage of construction to compliance with standards.
Recommendations on the future delivery of infrastructure under the STA programme from a cyclist viewpoint