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Parramatta Light Rail – Utility Relocation Works

Delivering complex utility relocations and infrastructure upgrades to support the Parramatta Light Rail project.
Parramatta Connect (CPB Contractors – Downer JV)
Parramatta CBD, New South Wales

Transport Infrastructure Support

[Project Background]

Utility Upgrades for Parramatta Light Rail

Stage 1 of the Parramatta Light Rail connects Westmead to Carlingford through the Parramatta CBD with a 12-kilometre light rail corridor and 16 stations.

To enable construction of the light rail infrastructure, several existing underground utilities along Church Street were required to be relocated, upgraded and integrated with the surrounding network.

[Scope Of Works]
Operating in Sensitive and Live environments

Relocation and upgrade of underground utility infrastructure within the Parramatta CBD light rail corridor.

Relocation of gas, sewer, stormwater, and telecommunications infrastructure
Construction of new sewer manholes and telecommunications service pits
Concrete encasement and upgrade of existing utility conduits
Traffic management, trench restoration, and utility coordination works
Project Technical Snapshot

Delivery of utility relocations and service upgrades within the Parramatta CBD light rail corridor.

Gas, Sewer, Stormwater and Telecommunications
Gas, Sewer, Stormwater and Telecommunications
Key Infrastructure Works
New Sewer Manholes and Telstra Service Pits
Construction Environment
Highly Congested Urban Utility Corridor
[Outcome / Key Features]
Utility Relocation Works Delivered for Light Rail Corridor
Outcome
  • Relocation of DN225 and DN100 gas services across Church Street
  • Upgrade of Sydney Water sewer infrastructure including installation of two new manholes
  • Upgrade and concrete encasement of existing telecommunications conduits
  • Construction of new Telstra service pits and stormwater infrastructure upgrades
Key Features
  • Construction undertaken within highly congested service corridors in Parramatta CBD
  • Coordination with multiple asset owners including Jemena, Sydney Water and telecommunications providers
  • Implementation of traffic control plans, traffic management plans and road occupancy licences
  • Works completed during day and night shifts to minimise traffic disruption
  • Detailed construction programming implemented across multiple work fronts
[Environmental Responsibility]
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