Ferrovial and BAM, in a joint venture, will design and build 140 miles of track for UK’s HS2. The ambitious rail project connects Old Oak Common and Birmingham Curzon Street. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.
Significant Contracts Awarded for UK’s HS2 Development
The joint venture will construct 280 miles of track designed for speeds up to 225 mph. Their role includes overseeing logistics, testing, and commissioning to ensure project success.
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Additional contracts worth £3 billion ($3.82 billion) include overhead catenary, telecommunications, and security systems. These initiatives aim to create thousands of new jobs across the UK.
Ferrovial and BAM’s History of Infrastructure Excellence
Since 2010, Ferrovial BAM has delivered major UK infrastructure projects, including Crossrail’s Farringdon Station. Currently, the venture is working on the Silvertown Tunnel in East London.
Recently, Costain received a £400 million ($507.3 million) contract for HS2’s mechanical and electrical systems. This contract involves design, supply, and commissioning during the project’s construction phase.
With the statutory standstill period over, all contracts are ready for signing. The UK’s HS2 symbolizes a transformative step forward in modernizing national rail infrastructure.
Key Features of the UK’s HS2 Project
HS2 infrastructure development includes advanced engineering and cutting-edge track systems designed for high-speed rail. It also promises significant economic benefits through job creation and regional growth.
By completing these critical contracts, Ferrovial and BAM reinforce their reputation as leaders in innovative infrastructure solutions. HS2 marks a new era for Britain’s rail system.
Source: www.railway-technology.com
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