Mott MacDonald appointed to provide design services for Crossrail route one, the first phase of the £6 billion project. Design work includes services for all tunnels and underground stations for line 1 as well as for surface railways to the east. Line one will run from east to west linking Heathrow to Paddington then to Liverpool street in the City, with branches to Stratford and the Docklands. It includes 9 km twin tunnels starting west of Paddington station, with new deep stations at Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road and Farringdon. Construction to begin in 2006. Visit www.crossrail.co.uk and www.mottmac.com 24/02.
Jacobs Engineering Group will provide design services, risk assessment, and preliminary costing for approximately 18 stations and 56 km of track west of Paddington, including buildings, track, bridges, tunnels, and all civil works. The scheme will require a twin 9 km tunnel between Paddington and Liverpool Street. Visit www.crossrail.co.uk and www.jacobs.com 32/02.
Periodic information notice, deadline 15th February, 2003 for engineering design services for the construction of civil engineering works for Crossrail Line 1. Consultants will undertake civil, mechanical and electrical design services for the purpose of preparing a parliamentary bill and subsequently for the procurement of a design and build concession or concessions for the construction of line 1. The range skills required includes tunnel design expertise in the London environment, structural design capability for railway and highway bridges, stations, depots and other ancillary structures, trackwork and signalling design, electrification design, rolling stock design and telecom design. Visit http://ted.publications.eu.int/udl?request=Seek-Deliver&language=en&docid=014507-2003, OJ S 18, or contact Cross London Rail Links Ltd, London, fax +44 20 74917703. E-mail henrysnow@crossrail.co.uk 06/03.The UK government has revealed that the cost of Crossrail had risen to up to £15 billion and that it would take more than a decade to build. Transport secretary Alistair Darling said the plan to build Crossrail could be delayed by a further round of public consultation. This would mean Crossrail would not be built before the 2012 Olympics, which could hold back a bid by Britain to host the event. The east-to-west link includes twin 9 km mainline rail tunnels under London linking Paddington and Liverpool Street stations. They would cost about £5 billion. Crossrail would also include two branches east of Liverpool Street to Stratford and Docklands, with options to take the lines on to Ebbsfleet and Shenfield. The Department for Transport refused to say why the costs had grown by almost 50% but the Treasury is treating estimates with great scepticism after being forced to fund huge cost overruns on the Jubilee Line extension and the Channel Tunnel rail link. Visit www.crossrail.co.uk 19/03.Geotechnical Consulting Group has pocketed a £500,000 contract to undertake civil, mechanical and electrical design services. Visit www.gcg.co.uk and www.crossrail.co.uk 39/03.Restricted procedure, deadline 27th September, 2005 for requests to participate in the competition for a development manager for the design development phase of Crossrail. An outline scheme has been prepared and the project is now entering the design development phase. Details of the scheme are available at http://billdocuments.crossrail.co.uk. Crossrail's east-west line includes 9 km twin bored tunnels between Paddington and Liverpool street and six underground stations. Visit http://ted.publications.eu.int/udl?request=Seek-Deliver&language=en&docid=161087-2005, OJ S 161, or contact Cross London Rail Links, London, fax +44 2071508804. E-mail contract1194@crossrail.co.uk. Read E-News Weekly 9/2005. 35/05.Restricted procedure, deadline 13th October, 2005 for requests to participate in the competition for multi-disciplinary consultancy services (four lots). The four packages will be: Package 1 - Surface West and North East (works on and about existing railway infrastructure); Package 2 - Central West (new tunnels and subsurface stations); Package 3 - Central East (new tunnels and subsurface stations); Package 4 - South East (new tunnels and stations and works on or about operational railway). Crossrail's east-west line includes 9 km twin bored tunnels between Paddington and Liverpool street and six underground stations. Details of the scheme are available at http://billdocuments.crossrail.co.uk. Visit http://ted.publications.eu.int/udl?request=Seek-Deliver&language=en&docid=172086-2005, OJ S 173, or contact Cross London Rail Links, London, fax +44 2071508804. E-mail CEcontract1194@crossrail.co.uk. Read E-News Weekly 9/2005. 38/05.Restricted procedure, deadline 14th October, 2005 for technical consultancy for assessing and providing advice on CLRL's engineering proposals for the development of the Crossrail infrastructure including the planned approach to construction, the treatment of related environmental matters, and making proposals for the consideration of alternative approaches; identifying potential cost saving and risk mitigation measures; considering CLRL's programme for the development phase of Crossrail, including the allocation of resources and related costs and advising on progress against the timetable and expenditure against budget. Visit http://ted.publications.eu.int/udl?request=Seek-Deliver&language=en&docid=173033-2005, OJ S 174, or contact Cross London Rail Links, London, fax +44 2079448440. E-mail andrea.clarke@dft.gsi.gov.uk 38/05.Bechtel received a GBP6.7 million contract to be the development manager for the design development phase of Crossrail. Read E-News Weekly 9/2005. Visit www.bechtel.com 09/06.Arup and Atkins have secured the design contract (lot 2) for Crossrail's Central West branch (new tunnels and subsurface stations). Visit www.arup.com and www.atkinsglobal.com 28/06.Mott MacDonald has been appointed for the design of the Central East branch (lot 3, new tunnels and subsurface stations). Visit www.mottmac.com 28/06.Halcrow will be responsible for the design of the South East branch from Stepney Green through to the eastern terminus at Abbey Wood (lot 4). Comprising a mixture of underground and surface running and with a minimum of three stations, the section includes the major underground Isle of Dogs station at Canary Wharf, three portals and six intermediate shafts. Visit www.halcrow.com 28/06.The new consultants will join Crossrail's existing development team which is led by Bechtel and already includes Scott Wilson Railways and Taylor Woodrow. Crossrail's east-west line includes 9 km twin bored tunnels between Paddington and Liverpool street and six underground stations. Read E-News Weekly 14/2006, 15/2005, 9/2005, 44/2004, 34/2004, 14/2004, 45/2003, 38/2003, 26/2003 & 9/2003. Visit www.crossrail.co.uk 28/06.Negotiated invitation to tender, deadline 16th May, 2008 for the appointment of a delivery partner or partners (two separate lots). Lot 1 concerns a programme delivery partner in order to fulfil CLRL’s obligations under the enabling legislation to safely deliver the overall programme, to time, to the desired quality and within the forecast outturn cost. Lot 2 concerns a project delivery partner responsible on a day to day basis for the delivery of the central tunnel section of the programme and its constituent contracts, to time, to the desired quality and within the forecast outturn cost, while fulfilling CLRL's obligations under the enabling legislation. Visit http://ted.europa.eu/udl?request=Seek-Deliver&language=en&docid=88136-2008, OJ S 65, or contact Cross London Rail Links, London, tel. +44 2030239504. E-mail contract2072@crossrail.co.uk 15/08.Negotiated invitation to tender, deadline 12th May, 2008 for Crossrail design consultant frameworks.The frameworks will be used for development of the design for Crossrail to a pre-construction design status; specialist studies and technical support to CLRL; detailed design arising from changes during construction; and checking of contractor's design during construction. Visit http://ted.europa.eu/udl?request=Seek-Deliver&language=en&docid=89463-2008, OJ S 66, or contact Cross London Rail Links, London, tel. +44 2030239504. E-mail contract2073@crossrail.co.uk 15/08.Negotiated procedure, deadline 19th September, 2008 for Crossrail enabling works, advance works civils framework. Visit http://ted.europa.eu/udl?request=Seek-Deliver&language=en&docid=202669-2008, OJ S 150, or contact Cross London Rail Links Ltd, London, tel. +44 2030239504. Click here. Visit www.crossrail.co.uk 34-35/08.Cross London Rail Links (CLRL) has announced the names of companies and consortia bidding to become delivery partner, programme partner, and for design framework agreements for the GBP16 billion Crossrail scheme.For programme partner, to manage the overall scheme, the four shortlisted bidders are: Legacy 3 - a joint venture between Parsons Brinckerhoff and Balfour Beatty Management; Bechtel/Halcrow/Systra joint venture; Transcend - a joint venture between Aecom, CH2M Hill and Nichols Group; and Mouchel.For delivery partner, to manage the central London tunnelled sections, the five shortlisted bidders are:Legacy 3 - a joint venture between Parsons Brinckerhoff and Balfour Beatty Management; Bechtel/Halcrow/Systra joint venture; Laing O'Rourke Holdings; Flare - a joint venture between Fluor, Ove Arup and E C Harris; and a joint venture between Capita Symonds and NNN.Fifteen companies are also bidding for design framework agreements: Aedas Group; Atkins; BDP; Capita Symonds; a joint venture between Faber Maunsell and Gifford; Halcrow; Hyder Consulting; Jacobs Engineering; Mott MacDonald; Mouchel; Ove Arup & Partners International; Parsons Brinckerhoff; Scott Brownrigg; Scott Wilson Railways; and WSP UK. Visit www.crossrail.co.uk 36/08. Restricted invitation to tender, deadline 22nd October, 2008 for appointment of a project representative who will provide timely advice and assurance that the project is delivering the Sponsors' requirements within the budgeted parameters of cost, time and quality. The Sponsors are a joint team of the Department for Transport and Transport for London. Click here. Visit http://ted.europa.eu/udl?request=Seek-Deliver&language=en&docid=246396-2008, OJ S 186, or contact Department for Transport, London, fax +44 2079442177. E-mail christopher.clark@dft.gsi.gov.uk 40/08.Negotiated procedure, deadline 01.12.2008, for Works and Services contract(s) that may be awarded in connection with the Tottenham Court Road Station Upgrade Project, during a period of 18 months to April 2010. Visit click here, OJ S 208 and contact London Underground Limited, Mr John P Corcoran, fax (44) 20 31 02 54 01, e-mail: john.corcoran@tube.tfl.gov.uk More at www.tube.tfl.gov.uk 45/08.
