Sydney Metro: Central Station metro upgrade, Central Walk
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A $955 million contract has
A $955 million contract has been awarded to build new Sydney Metro underground platforms at Central Station and the landmark Central Walk, transforming Sydney’s busiest station.
This upgrade to Central Station is the biggest improvement to the station in decades – making it easier for customers to connect between light rail, suburban and inter-city trains, the new Sydney Metro and buses.
The Central contract includes:
• The excavation and construction of the new underground Sydney Metro platforms at Central beneath platforms 13 and 14;
• Central Walk – a new 19-metre wide underground concourse from Chalmers Street, connecting customers to suburban rail platforms, Sydney Metro platforms, the new light rail and buses;
• For the first time, customers will be able to use escalators to get to platforms 12 to 23;
• Completion of the Central Walk and Central Station metro upgrade contract is expected in 2022, with Central Walk open to customers.
Once the Central contract is complete, work will continue along the 30km length of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project to lay tracks and fit out stations before services start in 2024.
More than 270,000 people use the station daily, with that number expected to rise to 450,000 in the next two decades.
Work to build the Sydney Metro platforms at Central will happen underground and during Sydney Trains’ scheduled maintenance shutdowns.
As customers get on with their daily lives at Central Station, the Sydney Metro platforms will be constructed right under their feet. The first part of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project at Central has been completed with major construction finished on a rail access bridge which will be used to safely deliver Sydney Metro, and improve access for ongoing maintenance work at Central.
The bridge was built in 10 months and connects Regent Street with Sydney Yard, allowing trucks easy access within the confines of a working railway.
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This upgrade to Central Station is the biggest improvement to the station in decades – making it easier for customers to connect between light rail, suburban and inter-city trains, the new Sydney Metro and buses.
The Central contract includes:
• The excavation and construction of the new underground Sydney Metro platforms at Central beneath platforms 13 and 14;
• Central Walk – a new 19-metre wide underground concourse from Chalmers Street, connecting customers to suburban rail platforms, Sydney Metro platforms, the new light rail and buses;
• For the first time, customers will be able to use escalators to get to platforms 12 to 23;
• Completion of the Central Walk and Central Station metro upgrade contract is expected in 2022, with Central Walk open to customers.
Once the Central contract is complete, work will continue along the 30km length of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project to lay tracks and fit out stations before services start in 2024.
More than 270,000 people use the station daily, with that number expected to rise to 450,000 in the next two decades.
Work to build the Sydney Metro platforms at Central will happen underground and during Sydney Trains’ scheduled maintenance shutdowns.
As customers get on with their daily lives at Central Station, the Sydney Metro platforms will be constructed right under their feet. The first part of the Sydney Metro City & Southwest project at Central has been completed with major construction finished on a rail access bridge which will be used to safely deliver Sydney Metro, and improve access for ongoing maintenance work at Central.
The bridge was built in 10 months and connects Regent Street with Sydney Yard, allowing trucks easy access within the confines of a working railway.
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