Euston Station Redevelopment Tender

Scope of Work Development of Londons Euston station. Development of Londons Euston station which will provide passengers with additional food and beverage options.Phase I of the expansion project includes the construction of an 8000ft2 balcony that will house a new bar a selection of casual dining outlets and a seating area overlooking the main concourse.This initial phase will also see the installation of new grab and go food units which will replace the stations existing kiosks.During Phase II Network Rail will transform the existing food court in the station into an improved and expanded retail area offering a range of quality brands.Euston Station Redevelopment is a proposed project to transform Euston station Londons first intercity station into a modern transport hub for providing high-speed rail services from London UK to the Midlands the north and Scotland.The 2.25bn 3.47bn redevelopment is part of the High Speed 2 HS2 Railway project a new high-speed railway line being developed between London and West Midlands. The plan for the first phase of the HS2 project envisagess a complete rebuild of the Euston station including all its existing platforms.HS2 Ltd the company responsible for developing and promoting the UKs new high-speed rail network plans to submit the planning proposal of the station redevelopment to parliament in September 2015.A new modern station would provide a user-friendly terminus for the HS2 as well as for the existing railway services in addition to acting as a catalyst for the wider development and improvement of the area.The construction of the new station is scheduled to begin in 2017 with completion of phase one scheduled for 2026 and phase two in 2033.Contractors involved with the Euston station redevelopmentAs the lead consultant Arup is providing transport planning structural civil mechanical and electrical engineering services along with highways engineering utilities geo-technics fire and logistics planning for the project.London-based architecture firm Grimshaw developed an incremental staged design for the project.The construction is planned to be performed in two phases to ensure less disruption to the existing services. The first phase will include the construction of six new high-speed platforms and a concourse to the west of the station. Completion of this phase will support the opening of HS2 phase one between London and Midlands.The second phase which will include the construction of five high-speed platforms and a concourse will support the opening of HS2 phase two which is planned between London and LeedsManchester.