Construction-related
Hokkaido Nichireki Construction Co., Ltd.
The project implemented using the Disaster Preparedness and Safety Subsidy - The construction of accessible pedestrian walkways and other facilities at Fukutoshin Danchi Line No. 3 (between Fukutoshin Danchi Line No. 7 and No. 6)
Engineering Section, Civil Engineering Department, Construction Bureau, Sapporo City
Sapporo Award of Outstanding Performance by a Contractor for Construction Managed by the Civil Engineering Department
Construction period
From April 1, 2023, to October 27, 2023
Outline of the construction
[Barrier-free Construction Section] Length of construction area : 100 m, Road width : 22 m (15 m of vehicle lanes and 3.5 m x 2 pedestrian walkways)/Area of pedestrian walkway pavement construction : 350 m²/Area of vehicle lane pavement construction : 1,500 m²/Curbstone installation : one set/Drainage facility repair work : one set/Road snow melting facility installation : one set/Road lighting facility installation : one set
[Overlay Section] Length of construction area : 200 m, Road width : 22 m (15 m of vehicle lanes and 3.5 m x two pedestrian walkways)/Area of road surface milling : 3,200 m²/Area of vehicle lane pavement construction : 3,200 m²/Drainage facility repair work : one set/Curbstone installation : one set
Reason for the award
- Within the construction site, there was a shuttle bus stop to and from Es Con Field Hokkaido, a baseball park. Additionally, the construction period overlapped with the opening dates of Es Con Field. Therefore, nighttime construction could not occur during evening games at Es Con Field. As a result, the restricted areas for construction were adjusted during shuttle bus service hours and after the service ended to secure the operation of bus service, passage of pedestrians, and the safety. This approach allowed the construction to proceed without delays, resulting in an earlier completion than planned.
- The construction site was located on a road lined with numerous restaurants, including bars, and the work was conducted during nighttime hours. This caused construction hours to coincide with restaurant operating hours. To mitigate potential complaints, the construction site was divided into sections where work up to pavement installation could be completed within one week, and construction areas were restricted accordingly. Making the construction site visible helped prevent complaints from restaurants, which contributed to the successful completion of the project without any complaint.
- The regional contribution activities in this project were designed based on requests from the Town Development Center, which manages the construction area, to address the specific needs of local communities. (Donation of chairs to bus stops)
- Various ideas employed in this project included the active use of Nichireki products such as the L-seal tape, SUPER TACKZOL, and SUPER ROMENPATCH to enhance quality. Solar-powered LED lighting was also utilized for construction signs and on-site offices as a measure to achieve zero-carbon emissions.
