CPB Contractors, a subsidiary of Australia’s largest contractor, Cimic, has been awarded a US$317m contract to design and built Sydney Metro City & Southwest Pitt Street station.
The project is part of the Sydney Metro, Australia’s biggest public transport project, the first stage of which, Sydney Metro Northwest, opened in June.
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CPB Contractors will also work with Canadian real estate firm Oxford Properties Group on the design and construction of the two 39-storey buildings above the station, one of which will be a commercial office development and the other a build-to-rent residential property.
Juan Santamaria, CPB Contractors’ managing director, said: "Award of this project consolidates CPB Contractors’ position as a leading contractor delivering Sydney Metro, building on our work on Sydney Metro Northwest and Sydney Metro City & Southwest.
"Importantly, this is also a major step in the expansion and success of CPB Contractors’ building sector, working across key commercial, health and community facilities."
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Work on the project will begin in 2020 and is expected to be concluded in 2023.
Images courtesy of Sydney Metro/CIMIC/Oxford Properties Group