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Sydney Central Walk gets green light

by Jessica Dickers
January 11, 2018
in News, NSW, Projects, Spotlight, Transport
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Work on the landmark Central Walk underground pedestrian link at Central Station in Sydney will start in 2018 after planning was approved for the new customer concourse.

Central Walk will better connect customers to trains, buses, light rail and the new Sydney Metro.

The main features of Central Walk include:

  • A 19m wide tunnel from Chalmers Street, linking to new metro platforms under Central
  • New, easy access points to Sydney Trains platforms 16 to 23
  • Escalators directly to suburban platforms for the first time

A planning modification was lodged in June 2017 with the NSW Department of Planning and Environment to include Central Walk in the Sydney Metro City and Southwest project.

Central Walk will be delivered at the same time as the new Sydney Metro platforms and under the same contract package.

Tenders for Central Walk have been received from three parties: Laing O’Rourke, Lendlease and a CPB Contractors/John Holland joint venture.

The contract is expected to be awarded in the first quarter of 2018.

Sydney Metro services start in the first half of 2019 on the Sydney Metro Northwest project, with metro rail to be extended in 2024 under Sydney Harbour, through the CBD and beyond to Bankstown. 

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