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RESURFACING PROJECT ANNOUNCED ON HIGHWAY NO. 1

Released on September 24, 1998

Highways and Transportation Minister Judy Bradley today announced a

8.6 km resurfacing project valued at $903,119 on Highway No. 1 from

7.5 km east of its Junction with Grid Road No. 630 on the west bound

lanes (between Webb and Swift Current).



"Highway work is still going on right across the province as we

continue working to meet our $2.5 billion over 10 years commitment to

improve our highways," Bradley said.



Morsky Construction Ltd. was awarded the contract as the lowest of six

bidders. An estimated 20 people will be employed on the project which

is expected to start in early October and to be completed by the end

of the month.



"Our $219 million department budget has enabled us to enjoy a busy

construction and maintenance season," Bradley said. "I urge people to

continue using caution in orange zones and slow to 60 km/h."



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For more information, contact:



Allan Widger

Engineering Projects

Saskatchewan Highways and Transportation

Regina: (306) 787-4858 Cell Phone: 537-3614

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