Auckland Light Rail and Waka Kotahi have announced two bidders for the development of next phase of the Auckland light rail public-private (PPP) project and the Waitematā Harbor connection PPP project in New Zealand.
Both projects aim to expand the rapid transit system, which better connects road, rail, bus, walking and cycling routes. Waka Kotahi along with other councils has selected an alliance of four companies, WSP, Beca, SYSTRA and COX Architecture for the Waitematā Harbor connection PPP project and Aurecon and Arup for the Auckland light rail PPP project. The preferred bidders will be responsible for planning and designing the next phases of their respective projects.
Auckland light rail project involves the development of a 24km long light rail network in Auckland. While the Waitematā Harbor Connections PPP project includes connections for all modes of transport that are being explored to address climate change. Atkins NZ (SNC-Lavalin) will assist Aurecon and Arup to develop ways to operate and maintain light rail, whereas law firms Buddle Findlay and Simpson Grierson will advance legal work for Oakland's light rail.
Auckland Light Rail Group in New Zealand has launched a request for expression of interest (RFEOI) seeking consultants for its Light rail network and Additional Waitematā Harbour Connections projects.
Read moreThe Link Alliance, including VINCI Construction Grands Projets (lead company) and Soletanche Bachy International, subsidiaries of VINCI Construction, and their partner Downer, plus designers Aecom, WSP-Opus and Tonkin & Taylor have signed the contract for lots 5 and 7 for the City Rail Link programme in Auckland, New Zealand.
Read moreThe Link Alliance, including VINCI Construction Grands Projets (lead company) and Soletanche Bachy International, subsidiaries of VINCI Construction, and their partner Downer, plus designers Aecom, WSP-Opus and Tonkin & Taylor signed the contract for lots 5 and 7 for the City Rail Link programme in Auckland, New Zealand.
Read moreNZ Infra and the New Zealand Transport Agency are continuing to progress their light rail proposals for the City Centre to Māngere corridor. This process will take up to six months and the Ministry of Transport will then provide advice on the proposals to the Government in February 2020. The Government will make a decision on the preferred partner after that date.
Read moreThe government of New Zealand has selected a consortium led by CIMIC Group companies Pacific Partnerships and CPB Contractors as the preferred proponent to deliver the Waikeria Corrections and Treatment Facility Public Private Partnership (PPP) project.
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