A new rail line connecting to the future Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport is closer to becoming a reality as the tender process begins to find an operator for the new Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project.
The winning proponent will also undertake the delivery of new stations and trains.
Scope of works for this major contract will include:
The contract is anticipated to be awarded by the end of next year.
Approximately 14,000 jobs are expected to be supported through this Sydney Metro project, including 250 apprentices.
Project alignment (source: Sydney Metro)
The Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project will deliver a 23-kilometre rail line that runs from St Marys to the new airport, linking residential areas to employment hubs such as the new Aerotropolis. The new rail line will also connect travellers to the rest of Sydney's public transport system from the upcoming Western Sydney Airport.
This project will also deliver six new stations at the following locations:
Source: Sydney Metro (1, 2); Inside Construction
New South Wales’ Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project has secured the final planning approval from the Australian Government, taking this significant transport infrastructure even closer to being built.
New South Wales’ $11 billion Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport rail project is anticipated to begin construction this year as the massive transport project secures a $3.5 billion investment under a new agreement between the Australian and State Governments.
Another major milestone has been reached on the massive Sydney Metro development in New South Wales, with the announcement of the confirmed locations for seven Western Sydney Metro stations. This will get construction underway on the project as soon as next year.
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