Arcadis and its joint venture (JV) partner Mott MacDonald in the Metron consortium have received an underground station design and technical services (USDTS) contract for Sydney metro project.
Metron will be responsible for designing six underground metro rail stations under Stage 2 of the 66km Sydney Metro City and Southwest project, which comprises 31 stations in total. This stage will also include a 30km extension of metro rail under Sydney Harbour and through the new CBD stations.
Arcadis' Australia Pacific chief executive officer (CEO) Greg Steele said: “Sydney Metro will be one of the most transformational projects in NSW since the Sydney Harbour Bridge and we are very excited to bring our combination of global experience and Australian depth of knowledge to the project.
“This win reinforces the strength of the Arcadis Australia Pacific business and continues our strong growth through winning nation-building projects.”
Mott MacDonald's Australia and New Zealand built environment sector leader Stephen Giblett said: “We are very proud to be the joint lead designers on a key part of Australia's largest public transport project and continue to apply our global metro expertise to Australian projects.
“The Sydney Metro will truly transform this great city and the underground station design services role Metron will perform is critical to this.”
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By GlobalDataArcadis is a global design and consultancy firm and works in partnership to deliver natural and built assets, while Mott MacDonald is a $2bn engineering, management and development consultancy.
The Metron design consortium also comprises global architecture company Foster + Partners, Architectus, and Robert Bird Group.