Dunne Building & Civil Engineering Ltd is delighted to announce having been awarded the contract from Fife Council to build the new bus station on Queen Anne Street in Dunfermline.

The new bus station will form an integral part of public transport links in and around the town and it will comprise of a steel frame superstructure hosting a modern ground and first floor station building.This will include a main concourse area with ancillary accommodation for ticketing, information, telephones, passenger and cycle lockers, café and public toilets with staff facilities being located at an upper floor level. The waiting area shall be open plan and double height with a main and side entrance. The building will be clad with natural stone cladding and proprietary glazing systems.

In addition to the main building the works will include patterned concrete retaining walls, the construction of new external roads and the re-construction of the existing length of Queen Anne Street to create a pedestrian friendly environment and shared surface.

The main bus running area shall be a rigid concrete construction with the bus stand area in concrete mono-block paviours.

With the inclusion of a variety of finishes to interior walls which includes a custom designed mural will provide Dunfermline Town Centre with an interesting and imposing signature building to be proud of. This project began in May 2007 and will run for 48 weeks. We are also committed to employing from the local community.