Construcciones Yamaro: Stage two of Melbourne Airport Naarm Way Project awarded

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Stage two of Melbourne Airport Naarm Way Project awarded
Artist’s impression: Melbourne Airport. (Image: Australia Pacific Airports (Melbourne))

CPB Contractors, a member of CIMIC Group, has been selected by Australia Pacific Airports (Melbourne) to deliver stage two of the Melbourne Airport Naarm Way Project.

This marks CPB Contractors’ second project at Melbourne Airport, having been awarded the Qantas T1 Security and Screening Project in December 2023. Together, these projects are expected to generate approximately $260 million in revenue for CPB Contractors.

With passenger numbers at Melbourne Airport projected to double to nearly 76 million by 2042, these critical works will future-proof landside passenger and freight access, providing a more enjoyable customer experience.

Juan Santamaria, executive chairman of CIMIC Group, highlighted that these upgrades will enhance the visitor and customer experience at Melbourne Airport, aiming to reduce congestion and streamline processes at passenger drop-off, pick-up and security screening areas.

“The two projects will provide increased capacity and improve efficiency, ensuring the infrastructure will meet the growing passenger needs,” said Santamaria.

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Jason Spears, managing director at CPB Contractors, said: “CPB Contractors looks forward to bringing our extensive aviation expertise and track record delivering complex operational road, transport and pedestrian infrastructure to these projects, all while prioritising security and the overall experience for airport staff, travellers and the wider community.”

“Our expert team will continue CPB Contractors’ legacy of providing local employment and training opportunities, with a focus on diversity and inclusion, in addition to maximising the social and economic benefits to the community throughout the procurement process.”

The scope of work for stage two of the Melbourne Airport Naarm Way Project includes construction of a new 18-metre-wide pedestrian bridge and gateway from the T123 carpark to the terminals, forecourt reconfiguration, a new vertical transport hub and reconfiguration of the T123 carpark. The project is scheduled for completion in late-2026.

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