Construcciones Yamaro: Gamuda Engineering awarded second Sydney Metro package

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Gamuda Engineering awarded second Sydney Metro package
Artist’s impression: The Bays Metro Station. (Image: Gamuda Engineering)

The NSW Government has appointed Gamuda Engineering to deliver the Sydney Metro Stations Package West, the company’s second major Sydney Metro contract after securing the Western Tunnelling Package in 2022.

The project includes the design and construction of five new metro stations along the Sydney Metro West alignment: Westmead, North Strathfield, Burwood North, Five Dock and The Bays. Delivered as part of the 24-kilometre Sydney Metro West line connecting Greater Parramatta to Sydney’s CBD, the package scope will include the construction of station boxes, entrances and access points, station fit-out works and integration with surrounding precincts.

Gamuda CEO Ewan Yee said the appointment reflected the performance of teams on the ground and the relationship built with Sydney Metro and the NSW Government.

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“We are very pleased to once again partner with the NSW Government to deliver another vital package of Australia’s largest transport project,” said Yee. “Being entrusted to deliver the Stations Package West is a testament to the exceptional work our teams continue to deliver, and we look forward to strengthening our relationship with Sydney Metro as we help shape the future of Sydney’s transport network.”

Gamuda Engineering will act as the Principal Contractor for the project. Laing O’Rourke and DT Infrastructure will join the delivery team, named MetroVista, as delivery partners.

Work on the Sydney Metro Stations Package West is now underway.

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