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First major elevated rail project for Perth Perth, Australia See on Google Maps
ACCIONA is a key partner in the Armadale Line Upgrade Alliance, to design and deliver the first major elevated rail project for Perth, in Western Australia.

This significant infrastructure project will improve public transport safety, reduce traffic congestion, and create new community spaces along the Armadale Line. When complete the new elevated structure reshape Perth's southeastern suburbs and improve the daily commute for thousands of residents.

 

The Armadale Line Upgrade Alliance, comprised of ACCIONA, AECOM, WSP, and BMD Constructions, is undertaking the METRONET Victoria Park-Canning Level Crossing Removal Project.

 

This project is part of the larger METRONET program in Perth, Western Australia.

GENERAL INFORMATION

  • Location: Perth, Western Australia.
  • Contract type: Design and construction.
  • Infrastructure: 4km of elevated railway (including five new stations), six hectares of public space and the removal of six level crossings.
  • Construction completion year: 2025
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